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Learning french in france

  • 16-07-2012 9:51pm
    #1
    G-unit10
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    Hi, I'm looking into doing an intensive french course in france for 2 weeks in september. My research is showing that Paris langues is the my best option as I want to be in central paris and stay on-site (don't want a host family set-up) with an all-in price of €1260 ex flights/transfers. Has anyone done this course or can recommend the school or have any other experience/recommendations of learning franch in paris. Thanks


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  • #2
    eVeNtInE
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  • #3
    franc 91
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    Have you had a look in the FUSAC ? There's a whole range of language schools there offering French courses, intensive or otherwise. Finding accomodation in the centre of Paris is expensive though perhaps some of the language schools might have solutions available for that. There are language schools elsewhere in France where accomodation would be cheaper.
    http://www.fusac.fr/en/


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    MrKingsley
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    eVeNtInE wrote: »
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    Im planning on booking a french course with them in Bordeaux for a month. Have you done classes with them before? Price wise they seem the most reasonable but do they skimp on quality?


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    Gott
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    eVeNtInE wrote: »
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    Like OP, I'm shopping around for a course - have you used this company before? Their courses look really reasonably priced.


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