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Tea time
These workshops, led by an English-speaking volunteer, aim in particular to promote public speaking, comprehension, and oral expression in a calm, caring, and friendly environment.
Paris 11th
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These workshops, led by an English-speaking volunteer, aim in particular to promote public speaking, comprehension, and oral expression in a calm, caring, and friendly environment. Why not around a game, a cup of tea, or an artistic activity? They can also be an opportunity to better understand English-speaking cultures in their social and cultural dimensions and codes.
Our take on this event
Forget formal lessons and improve your English skills while sipping a relaxing cup of tea. It is the perfect opportunity to boost your confidence, explore different cultures, and connect with like-minded people in a welcoming environment.
Join the Tea time workshops at the Maison de la Vie Associative et Citoyenne in the 11th arrondissement for a welcoming English-speaking experience. Guided by a native volunteer, these sessions provide a supportive atmosphere to improve your public speaking skills, boost your oral comprehension, and explore English-speaking cultures through games, artistic activities, or casual conversation. This initiative is entirely free of charge and fully accessible to wheelchair users, as well as those with hearing or visual impairments. Please note that advance booking via email is mandatory to secure your participation in these sessions held on select Friday afternoons.
Tea time sessions are scheduled for November 20, December 04, and December 18, 2026, at the Maison de la Vie Associative et Citoyenne du 11e arrondissement. Each workshop runs from 17:00 to 18:30. These meetings focus on fostering confidence in speaking English, allowing participants to refine their language skills while learning about the social and cultural nuances of English-speaking regions in a friendly, relaxed setting.
Inclusivity is a priority, and the venue is equipped to accommodate wheelchair users as well as individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing, blind, or partially sighted. Because space is limited, you must reserve your spot in advance by contacting the organizers via email. Whether you wish to engage in creative activities or simply enjoy a cup of tea while chatting, this is a perfect opportunity to practice.
