15 School trips to France with French courses for groups

This is one of the most in-demand French courses offered by International House in Nice, since its 20 lessons per week promote significant progress as the weeks go on, yet still leaving you with enough time left over so that you can keep up with your responsibilities and your social life outside of class.

Both traditional elements such as grammar and less orthodox means such as conversation activities are employed, to make sure that students receive the theoretical as well as practical context to improve their French language skills. To a lesser extent, your course will also feature reading comprehension, writing production, and culture-focused activities.

This course mainly takes place in the morning, but may be rescheduled in the afternoon in high season.

The goal of LSF’s Standard French course is to equip students with the tools they need to expand their knowledge and skills across a broad range of areas, including: listening comprehension, oral expression, reading comprehension, and writing.

A constant theme throughout the course will be using aspects of French culture to supplement the learning that takes place in the classroom, such as topics related to current affairs, social norms, and debates about any range of subjects.

There is constant monitoring of your progress, as participants are expected to take a test every week to closely measure your progress - and to highlight any strengths and weaknesses you might have in your work.

On Mondays, the lessons take place from 13:30 to 15:30. On Tuesday to Friday, lessons run from 9:00 to 12:30.

In this 15-hour-per-week course you will study the four main areas of language development: listening, speaking, reading and writing. The focus of the classes will be giving you the tools to feel more prepared and confident when it comes to managing situations in French, which will be adjusted to your ability level to make sure your classes are always stimulating and engaging.

There will be plenty of time given to developing cultural awareness and social skills, to combine with your French language development.
The semi-intensive morning course is not available during the summer months of July and August. Students can follow the afternoon course instead.

The Standard French course in Montpellier is a part-time programme which includes 20 lessons/week (15 hours total) in small group classes. One of the most popular aspects of this course is that it offers an immersive experience, since classes are always in French at all times, and you can take advantage of living in Montpellier to get your daily conversation practice. During your time on this course, you can expect to cover the most fundamental aspects of language learning: Reading, Writing, Listening and Speaking. You will be assigned to the student group that is closest to your current French language level, with the possibility of progressing to other groups as you improve over time.

Standard classes are generally in the mornings but during peak periods, they may take place in the afternoon as well from 14:15 to 17:30.

Throughout the programme, you will quickly develop your French language communication skills across a range of real-life contexts. You will take a total of four lessons every day, with one half being devoted to vocabulary building, grammar, and pronunciation, and the other half focusing on the traditional four pillars of language acquisition listening, reading, speaking and writing.

This programme makes use of a course book in order to provide a clear and easy-to-follow curriculum, and will be supplemented by dynamic activities that get you involved with your classmates. Some of these methods might include case studies, debates, role-plays, and reading magazine excerpts together to later give your opinions.
During busy periods the General English classes may be run at different times of the day.

The course includes 20 general French lessons + 2 online workshops per week.

This course includes 25 hours of lessons plus 5 hours of clubs per week.

CLUBS: Monday: Grammar Fun, Tuesday: Theatre Club, Wednesday: Book Club, Thursday: Cinema Club, Friday: Personal Tutoring.

This course combines learning with free time in order to enjoy the beautiful city of Nice. The style of teaching is studying grammar and having discussions, focusing on the core components of reading, writing, listening and speaking.
The minimum duration for this course is 2 weeks.