Learn in French, with support in Japanese.
On Saturday 7 November 2026, 12:30–13:50 Paris time (20:30–21:50 Japan time), we held a free online (Zoom) information session on maths in the French national curriculum. Students and parents joined from France and Japan.
First, our maths teacher Adnan explained the three main maths exams in French secondary school (the Brevet, the épreuve anticipée in Première and the Baccalauréat spécialité maths): their format, frequent topics and how to gain marks. An interpreter gave the explanation in Japanese.
Adnan then gave a sample lesson in French using our bilingual Japanese–French textbook (the functions chapter for 3e).
In the second half, our head office explained routes from French schools to Japanese universities, applying to universities abroad with Baccalauréat grades, our monthly mock exams, and our lessons.
In the Q&A, we answered questions on studying maths during the holidays, learning maths when French is not yet strong, writing up true/false questions in the Brevet, scheduling lessons, and preparing for science degrees in Japan.
We thank FLT-Fapée, the parents’ association of the Lycée français international de Tokyo, for their advice and support in preparing the session, and everyone who took part.
Lessons for the French curriculum are one-to-one with Adnan, online. To discuss your child’s year group and exams, please book a free consultation (30 minutes, online).
Overview
- When: Saturday 7 November 2026, 12:30–13:50 Paris time / 20:30–21:50 Japan time
- Format: online (Zoom)
- For: students on the French curriculum and their parents
- Content: maths exams in France, a sample lesson with our bilingual textbook, routes to universities in Japan and abroad, our lessons, Q&A
- Organiser: Nansu Juku (Yabiku Inc.)
- In cooperation with: FLT-Fapée (parents’ association of the Lycée français international de Tokyo)
