Question 1

Where to register?

Accepted Answer

• Online: Website: French Institute of Jordan: Course pre-registration form | Pre-enrolment to a course

• Email: cours@ifjordan.com
 • At the French Institute of Jordan:  from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. during registration periods

You will find the registration dates here, as well as the different group course offers (extensive or intensive). Only once the payment has been validated, I am officially registered for my French courses.

Question 2

How do I know my level? Is the placement test mandatory?

Accepted Answer

• I have never learned French => I am starting in discovery 1 (A1.1)
 • I have some knowledge => Mandatory placement test, explain separation between levels
 • I would like to change level at IF => Mandatory placement test
 • I move to the next class => no compulsory test, I pass the final evaluation

Tests are offered during registration periods. The placement test costs 10 JOD and is not included in the session registration price. Outside of registration periods, the test costs 20JOD.

Question 3

What happens if you are absent?

Accepted Answer

• I can't attend the group class? I notify my teacher in advance and ask him to send me the course material once it is finished. This way, I can catch up on the lesson at home without the rest of the group falling behind. A missed collective class cannot be made up

• What if my teacher is absent? My teacher contacts me to offer another schedule or the IFJ team finds another teacher in order to maintain the course.

Question 4

The course is not adapted to my level, how can I change?

Accepted Answer

If you see that the course you have been given is not suited to your language level, please share your concerns and comments with your teacher to see if it is possible to change level (any change in level could only be done first week of session)

Question 5

What happens if the course doesn't have enough students?

Accepted Answer

If there are fewer than 5 students in my course, except in exceptional circumstances, unfortunately, my course cannot open.
If my course is canceled and no schedule suits me, I can inquire about private lessons.

Question 6

How do online courses work?

Accepted Answer

Same quality, same teachers, same pace, same content!

Everything is online. I have a textbook, but I can attend the course from home, a café, or even from abroad!
Before enrolling, I must ensure I have sufficient digital and computer resources to follow the course remotely (sufficient internet connection and speed, computer equipment, webcam, software, etc.).

No claims or requests for cancellation of registration will be possible in case of malfunctions related to these prerequisites before enrollment. IFJ cannot be held responsible for technical and computer failures that would prevent the virtual class from taking place.

Question 7

What types of payment are accepted, when, and what does the session price include?

Accepted Answer

• Bank transfer: Details will be sent upon registration.
 • Credit card or cash: Directly at IFJ during the registration period.
The price of a group session includes 40 hours of classes.

Question 8

What are the fees for group courses?

Accepted Answer

• French: 160 JOD
 • Arabic: 175 JOD

Question 9

I would like to get a refund. What are the conditions?

Accepted Answer

• Once the course has started, registration fees can no longer be refunded, except in cases of force majeure. A letter accompanied by supporting documents must be addressed to the institute's management, who will assess its validity.
 • A credit note or "wallet" will be automatically issued in the following cases:
             Inability of IFJ to provide the purchased service;
             Following a placement test error without the possibility for IFJ to offer a replacement course (up to and including the third class).

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Cultural bridge between France and Jordan since 1963

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Email. info@ifjordan.com
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