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All-inclusive Program:
- French courses
- Accommodation
- Meals provided
- Activities & excursions
- Security & Transfer
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- €880
- per week
- From 12 to 17 y.o.
- 3 Jul - 20 Aug 2022
- Courses & activities: €620
- Courses only: €359
For 20 years we have been organizing immersion camps in the very fine “Carnot Campus” located in the town center, a stone's throw from the beaches.
The concept of personal development which has been made part of the educational approach of this program is highly prized by those who attend this summer camp with a maximum of 130 participants.
The summer immersion camp is held on an elegant campus a stone's throw from the beaches and bars where teens like to hang out in their spare time.
After class, an on-site pool, beach, sailing, Laser Quest, excursions, Jump XL, treetop adventure course, snorkeling, parties on campus, and permission to be off-campus for the evening if the parents wish.
French classes in the morning (Standard course) have no more than 15 students per class. Teachers prioritize a fun environment that is conducive to developing oral skills so everyone can gain in confidence.
Maximum of 15 students per class
Beginners to advanced level
Included in the package
Maximum of 8 students per class
Beginners to advanced level
+€80/week
Students are housed on the “Carnot” summer campus, a 10-minute walk from the town center and sandy beaches.
The Campus, a listed historic building, offers living quarters with all facilities and accommodates some 130 students in a secure setting.
On site: classrooms, accommodation, canteen, pool, sports pitches, gardens and accommodation in dual occupancy rooms.
In addition, homestay is available for 13– to 15-year-olds.
3 July - 20 August 2022
Most popular accommodation
3 July - 20 August 2022
For 13– to 15-year-olds
For teens, the program in Cannes offers immersion in French in the sun and with a little more freedom with the “special permission” release form (see “security”).
On the program every week:
A half-day excursion, a full day at the weekend, an afternoon sailing, but first and foremost a rolling program with a treetop adventure course, Lazer Quest, Aquasplash, Jump XL, bowling, sports tournaments, etc.
Leaders are on-hand 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and organize pool games, host parties and take them on trips to the beach.
In addition, for 16- and 17-year-olds: Movies/McDonald's or beach/pizza and games, shows, discos on campus.
> Find out moreSupervision 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Kids and teens are supervised from their arrival at Nice Côte d’Azur airport, Antibes station or the campus reception. From this moment on, leaders will remain on-hand and will oversee permissions to be off-campus.
18 miles from the airport, Nice Côte d’Azur is an easy-going city that sits on long sandy beaches. Students will get around on foot and can frequent the very fashionable “Croisette” as well as the pretty “Plages du midi” beaches which are less sophisticated but might be more to their taste. They will meet young French people of their own age.
Discover CannesCannes is a city where kids and teens can quickly find their bearings and make French friends on the beaches of La Bocca.
More than on the upmarket Croisette, it is on these beaches, a hang-out for French teens, behind the old port, that students will find the friendly and affordable environment favored by this age group. Leaders will never be far away.
Choosing Cannes means choosing a rich language program that is a blend of theoretical French classes put into practice through role play modules with the local population.
As such, through these modules kids and teens will experiment with working towards a shared objective in addition to learning French. In so doing they will have developed confidence in their ability to have practical real-life interactions.
The program is open to 12- and 17-year-olds, although the majority of the teens on campus are aged 15-17..
Note that 16- and 17-year-olds can be given parent permission for a 1 a.m. curfew on Friday and Saturday nights.
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