The Alliance française de Canberra is a not-for-profit Australian association and a registered charity dedicated to promote French language and culture.
Founded in 1943, The Alliance Française de Canberra organises French language tuition for adults, high school students and children at all levels of competence in French.
Open to all, the Alliance Françaises contributes to the French Arts in Canberra by teaming up with local Australian cultural organizations to promote artistic productions from France and Australia.
The Alliance Française was created in 1883 by intellectuals and scientists such as Louis Pasteur, Jules Verne or Ferdinand de Lesseps. The international network of Alliances Françaises currently consists of 950 committees established in 138 countries. The quality of instruction adapted to different publics and the ability to welcome all nationalities enables the Alliances Françaises to support and develop the teaching of French throughout the world to more than 450 000 students every year.