The problem
You know your job. That's not what's holding you back
You're competent, you know your file — but as soon as you have to speak French in a meeting, you hesitate, you word things in your head before speaking, and sometimes you'd rather stay silent. The result: your expertise can be underestimated because of a barrier that has nothing to do with your skills.
The real problem
It's not a grammar problem
Professional French isn't school French. What holds back a competent professional is almost never grammar — it's the vocabulary specific to your field and the ease to speak in precise professional situations: a meeting, a presentation, an exchange with a French-speaking client.
The method
Content built around YOUR real professional situations
From the first session, Najia frames the work around your field and your concrete communication situations — not a generic manual. The sessions rely on realistic professional role-plays, close to what you actually experience at work.
Diagnostic centered on your field and your real professional context
Role-plays like meetings, presentations, client exchanges
Targeted professional vocabulary, not general grammar
Intensive format, designed for a fast result

Healthcare specialization
Healthcare professional? An extra expertise, built for you
Najia is a trained nurse herself. She knows exactly what vocabulary really matters in a care setting — not just corporate meeting French, but the vocabulary of the field: explaining a diagnosis simply, reassuring a worried patient, asking the right questions during an intake, giving a clear instruction to the team.
Medical and paramedical vocabulary tailored to your area
Role-plays with French-speaking patients: consultation, treatment explanation, emergency
Team communication: handoffs, clinical meetings, shift changes
A coach who knows the job from the inside, not just the language
Who is Najia
The coach behind the method
Najia herself had to rebuild her career in a new language — a nurse trained in France, she had to become operational in English again when she arrived in Canada. She understands the career stakes behind learning a language, not just the academic side.
TCF Canada laureate, her rates remain well below university programs like McGill or the Université de Montréal.
✅ This is for you if
You have a clear career stake tied to French (promotion, mobility, a new role)
You're a healthcare professional who wants to better communicate with French-speaking patients
You already have an intermediate level but lack ease speaking in a professional setting
You want a fast result, in a short, intensive format
❌ This isn't for you if
You're starting from a complete beginner level (check out the Discovery program instead)
You prefer a pace spread out over more time
You prefer a group class over one-on-one coaching
Frequently asked questions
What you might still be wondering
Is this really adapted to my field?
Yes — the initial diagnostic frames the work around your field and your real situations, not generic content valid for any profession.
I work in healthcare — is this really adapted to my context?
Yes — Najia is a nurse herself and knows the vocabulary and situations specific to care settings: patient exchanges, handoffs, clinical meetings. The initial diagnostic clarifies your field to target the content accordingly.
4 weeks, is that enough for a real professional change?
The intensive 1h30/week pace concentrates the work on what matters most — the professional situations where you actually get stuck — for a fast, targeted improvement in ease.
$207, is it reimbursable by my employer?
Many employers have training budgets — that's to confirm directly with your HR department, a receipt can be provided on request.
How do I know this will actually help me in meetings?
Because the sessions are built around realistic role-plays close to your real professional context, not abstract school exercises.
Ready to make French a career asset?
By the end of the program, you'll be able to speak up in meetings, exchange with a French-speaking colleague or client, and defend your expertise without language being an obstacle.
