Go lessons in French

France has a real Go culture — an active federation, long-running clubs, a steady stream of tournaments. What it doesn't have is much instruction in French above the club level. Once you pass the strongest players in your local club, the trail of French-language teaching mostly runs out, and the books and lessons that would take you further are in Korean, Chinese, Japanese, or English.

Live translation closes that gap. Your teacher coaches in their own language while captions render every word into French on the shared board, and your questions go back to them in theirs. You get a professional's instruction without leaving French behind for the part that matters most: understanding exactly why a move is wrong, in the language you think in.

Every teacher here is pro-level or stronger, with the rank on each profile.

Common questions

Do I need to speak the teacher's language?

No. The lesson reaches you in French through live captions, and your questions are translated back. French is all you need.

Who are the teachers?

Professional and pro-level players, mostly from Korea and China. Translation is what lets you study with them in French — instruction you would struggle to find in French any other way.