French courses for adults in summer
In Nice you’ll learn French whilst enjoying summer on the Côte d'Azur.
Our partner school offers a summer program including 20 French classes and accommodation in a single or twin/double room in a residence in a good location in the town center.
20 or 30 French lessons
Accommodation in a student residence
The first day at school:
Students who have completed the assessment test no later than the Wednesday preceding their arrival will be able to start classes straight away on the Monday morning. Everyone else will complete the test at the school on the Monday morning and start classes on the Tuesday morning. The school organises an information meeting and a guided tour of the town.
No lessons on public holidays:
Christmas break:
16 Dec 2023 - 2 Jan 2024
Special arrival dates for complete beginners :
20 lessons of 45 minutes per week from Monday to Friday.
Classes are taught by highly qualified teachers using fun, dynamic, even cheerful teaching methods that are enjoyed by students.
In Nice, French courses are open to all, regardless of language proficiency.
30 lessons of 45 minutes per week from Monday to Friday.
This course offers those who want to learn French quickly the opportunity to develop linguistic reflexes: 20 standard course lessons in the morning, plus 10 conversation lessons in small groups in the afternoon.
Students will find a small pool, a shared equipped kitchen, gardens and a large, shaded patio, where they will often come into contact with other students from all around the world. Inside the residence there are single, ensuite bedrooms.
Let’s be honest! Spending the summer in Nice or on the Côte d’Azur is a must and southerners will be extremely open to anyone who makes the effort to communicate in their language.
Summer accommodation in a good location is very expensive in Nice and this package offers exceptional value for money. It is an opportunity for fifty lucky people.
The Côte d’Azur and Nice, like Paris, are lands of immigration where accents have become diluted over time. The French spoken here is neutral and there is no accent.
