We offer different approaches depending on your level and personality. Whether you want to prepare for an exam or just learn the language for pleasure, we’ll guide you on the learning journey and even empower you to become autonomous if you want.

As an expat, you generally have very specific needs: socialising with the locals, getting around the city or working in a new language. In order not to get lost when learning a language, learn only what you need to achieve your learning goals.

In order to make friends in a new city, try to sign up for activities that you enjoy in order to get in touch with like-minded locals. You can also try to join some of your local library’s events. Finally, you could also meet “l’accueil des villes de France”. This association is active in most French cities and towns and helps newcomers settle in their new home.

Learning a language takes time. in order to stay motivated for the long run, define goals that are as relevant as possible for you. Then, work progressively and steadily towards these goals and celebrate every time you reach a major step. Finally, seek help from a teacher or language coach, they often have very efficacious tricks.

Learning two languages at the same time isn’t easy but often necessary. In order not to get mixed up, define separate learning times for both. For example, study one in the morning and the other in the evening or every second day. Make sure you also practice both languages in addition to your learning time. 

Teachers can help you define your goals. They can also help you find the quickest way to reach them. They can empower you to become an autonomous and proactive learner and speed up your learning experience. Finally they can help you stay motivated with engaging content over long periods of time.

A language coach is a person who can help you define the best strategy to achieve your language learning goals. They can empower you to become an autonomous learner, help you find the best opportunities to use the language out of the classroom and make you aware of your own learning needs and strengths.

For language learning, regularity and efficacious learning is more important than the time you spend. That’s why our teachers will always adapt to suit your timetable and help you organise your learning to fit a tight schedule.

That’s a tricky question. It depends on your language goals, on the languages you already speak and many others parameters. If you’re just learning to cope when you travel, you’ll achieve your goals much quicker than if you have to learn for entering a university. For more information about it, download the dedicated booklet from our download centre. 

The best way to learn is your own way. We’re all different as far as language learning is concerned and becoming conscious of your own needs and strengths will make you a more powerful learner. We can’t wait to help you with this. Contact us for a tailored approach.