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Aix-en-Provence Language Schools

This picturesque spot in the heart of Provence is known as the birthplace of the painter Paul Cezanne. Its scenic landscape, narrow lanes, fountains and markets still attract young and old, French as well as foreigners. There are numerous opportunities for exploring historic cities such as Arles, Avignon, Nimes or the scenic beauties of the Camargue and the Luberon. The beaches and coves of the Mediterranean coast are only half an hour away.

Biarritz Language Schools

Biarritz is a peaceful haven niched between the Pyrenees mountains and the Atlantic ocean. Originally a quaint fishing village, until the end of 19th century when Napoleon III and the empress Eugenie fell in love with the regions natural beauty, Biarritz rapidly became a fashionable, refined sea side resort.

Bordeaux Language Schools

'Take Versailles, add Antwerp and you end up with Bordeaux' This is how Victor Hugo described the wine capital. This distinguished city is the best preserved 18th Century architectural complex in the world. Its white stone facades, parks, original cobblestone streets and elegant boulevards are just some of the many aspects which seduce visitors and ranks Bordeaux among Europe's most beautiful cities.

Nice Language Schools

“La Belle Nice”….the Promenade des Anglais, the Baie des Anges, the Negresco, the Riviera… all magical names inviting you to discover the wonderful attractions of Nice and its region. Arriving by plane is just the first of many powerful experiences; the view spread before you as you come in to land is absolutely unique in the whole world

Paris Language Schools

Famous for its rich history, beautiful architecture and cultural diversity, Paris remains one of the most visited cities in the world. Paris has always been a hive of artistic and intellectual activity with its 134 museums, 170 theatres and world-famous...

Tours Language Schools

The Loire Valley is famous for its royal Renaissance chateaux. Due to the mild climate and beautiful countryside, the region is often referred to as the 'garden of France'. It is well known as the area where the best French is spoken. With a population of 250,000 including 30,000 students, Tours is a cultural city, with a relaxed atmosphere where one rapidly feels at ease. Situated in the old part of the city, the school is in an historical, lively and picturesque area. It is close to a variety of cafes, restaurant and discotheques where many of the local university students meet.