Francés Introductorio

Universidades Anáhuac, founded in 1964 and based in Huixquilco, Mexico, is a private university network grounded in Catholic values and leadership formation. The Anáhuac system offers a broad range of undergraduate, graduate and doctoral programs across business, law, engineering, health sciences, design and the humanities. Its commitment to ethical leadership, community service and human development shapes an educational approach that combines academic rigor with a values-centered experience.

The university network emphasizes international outlook and experiential learning. Students can access exchange programs, global partnerships and internships that build practical skills and cross-cultural competence. Small class sizes, mentorship and career guidance help learners develop professional readiness, while research centers and industry collaborations provide opportunities for applied projects and innovation across disciplines.

Campus life balances academic ambition with social engagement and personal formation. Student organizations, community outreach initiatives and leadership programs encourage active participation and service. Graduates are sought after for their professional competence and ethical orientation, making Anáhuac a strong choice for international students seeking a values-driven education in Latin America with solid academic and career preparation.

The Francés Introductorio program is a non-degree course for pre-high school students, taught in English and lasting one week. It's a great introduction to the French language.

This program covers basic French language skills, including reading, writing, and conversation. Students will learn through interactive lessons and hands-on activities.

After completing this program, students can apply their language skills in various roles, such as translator, language teacher, or customer service representative. They can work in industries like education, tourism, or international business, with employers like language schools, travel companies, or multinational corporations.