World Languages
Learn a New Language
Learning a new language can open doors to the world, and with Florida Virtual School, students can learn online—anytime, anywhere.
We offer a variety of world language courses to students in elementary, middle, and high school. Taught by certified international language teachers, our courses include:
- How to listen, speak, read, and write the language
- An exploration of common cultures and traditions
- Activities, including a variety of interactive games
- Teacher availability via phone, email, or text
Explore High School Courses
Our high school courses help students meet their world language requirement and offer honors options in Spanish, French, Latin and Chinese.
Explore Elementary & Middle School Courses
Our elementary and middle school courses help students become introduced to and build upon their knowledge of both the Spanish language and its rich and diverse cultures. For FLVS Flex Elementary students, placement for Spanish courses is based on proficiency rather than grade level.
Elementary School CoursesMiddle School Courses
World Language Student Clubs
Florida Virtual School clubs are a great opportunity for students to get involved, interact with classmates, and have fun. But did you know we have several clubs dedicated to specific world languages?
There’s something for everyone with clubs for students in elementary, middle, and high school.
- American Sign Language Club
- French Club
- French Honor Society
- Latin Club
- Spanish Club
- Spanish Nuts at Practice
- Spanish National Honor Society
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