Learn French. Write code. Change countries.
A school for English speakers in the Philippines and anywhere else — where you practise French at any hour, and leave with the exam result and the portfolio that open doors.
“I'm going to work in Montreal soon.”
The hard part was never the grammar.
It was having nobody to speak French with at eleven at night.
Studying on your own
- You watch a video. Nobody ever hears you speak.
- You get an answer wrong and never find out why.
- The live class is at 3 a.m. in your timezone.
- You finish the course with nothing to show an employer.
Studying here
- You speak every single day — to KAYA, and to your class.
- Every mistake comes back explained, in your own language.
- Live sessions are set for Manila hours — and recorded anyway.
- You leave with a certified level and a portfolio that is online.
French and code, taught together
Every programming lesson is taught in French. Your vocabulary grows while you build something real.
From your first word to fluent
Reading, listening, writing and — above all — speaking. Short lessons, real texts, and an exam track for those who need a certificate.
- Speak out loud from the very first week
- Pronunciation feedback, sound by sound
- Vocabulary that comes back until you own it
- TCF preparation, with timed mock exams
From your first page to your own app
You write real code in the browser and see it run instantly. Each level ends with a project that goes online under your name.
- Web pages that work on any phone
- JavaScript: make the page respond to people
- Python and databases: handle real information
- A finished application, online, in your portfolio
Open a lesson and start now
Coundi publishes each lesson here as he writes it. The exercises correct themselves as you go, and you can listen to every text read aloud.
Four steps, and the first one is free
Find your real level
A twelve-minute conversation places you on the European scale, from A1 to C1. No guessing, no wasted months.
Study at your own hour
Short lessons on your phone. Download them before you leave home and they still work with no signal.
Practise out loud, any time
KAYA listens, corrects your pronunciation and explains the rule in the language you already speak.
Meet the class live
Small groups with Coundi, in your browser, at an hour that makes sense in Manila.
KAYA — kaya mo yan
In Filipino it means you can do it. That is the whole job: to be there at the hour when nobody else is.
It speaks your language
Rules explained in English, Filipino or Cebuano — whichever one makes it click. The lesson stays in French; the explanation meets you where you are.
It hears you
Record a sentence and get a score sound by sound, with the ones that do not exist in Filipino or English practised on their own.
It explains, never just marks
Not “wrong” in red. What you wrote, what it should be, and the reason — written for the mistake you actually made.
It never sighs at you
Ask the same question six times. Speak badly. Nobody is watching, nobody is waiting, and Coundi still sees your progress — not your embarrassment.
Your classroom, not somebody else's
A real class, at a real hour, with a real teacher — and it opens the moment you click.
It opens in your browser
No app to install, no separate account, no download on a phone that is already full.
Small groups, real pairs
Coundi splits the class into pairs for five minutes of speaking, walks between them, then brings everyone back.
Built for a weak signal
When the connection drops, video steps down to audio on its own. You stay in the class instead of losing it.
Missed it? It's saved
Every session is recorded, with a written summary and the new vocabulary, sent to the whole class afterwards.
Where your class actually lives. The classroom runs on the school's own server, not on a borrowed platform. Nothing is sold on, nothing is mined for advertising, and the recordings belong to the school and to you.
Coundi
Coundi writes every lesson himself. Not slides bought from a catalogue — his own texts, his own exercises, his own explanations, rewritten each time a student misunderstands something. This school exists to give that work the reach it deserves.
Before you start
Do I need to know any French already?
No. Most students start at zero. The placement conversation finds exactly where you are, and the first lessons assume nothing.
How much time does this take?
Thirty minutes a day is enough to keep moving. Lessons are cut into short pieces on purpose, so you can study on the jeepney or during a break.
Can I pay with GCash?
Yes — GCash, Maya, and cards. Prices are shown in pesos, and you can stop whenever you want.
Will this help my application to Canada?
The French track prepares you for the TCF, the test accepted for Canadian immigration. We prepare you thoroughly for the exam — the application itself remains yours to file.
Do I need a computer for the coding track?
A phone is enough to begin. By the third level you will want a laptop, and we will tell you well before you get there.
Your first lesson is free.
Take the placement conversation, do one full lesson, and decide afterwards. Nothing is asked of you before that.
Start freeNo card needed. No automatic renewal.