One-on-one language immersion at the teacher's home is an effective way to make rapid and significant progress in learning a language. Choosing individual language immersion to improve your language skills offers several advantages. Here are a few widely cited reasons, as highlighted by our students regardless of their age or starting level. 1. **Intensive practice**: […]
Lucas ranked 7th out of more than 700 candidates!!! After several years of hard work and meticulous planning, with a crystal-clear goal and unwavering determination, Lucas passed one of Spain’s most prestigious exams, the one granting entry into the diplomatic service. He received his certification from King Felipe VI before taking up his post at
Lucas will be able to show some diplomacy from now on. Read More »
The island of Noirmoutier, 45 minutes from our home, has been connected to the mainland by a bridge since July 7, 1971 (a great year, if I may say so myself) but a county road, which lies underwater, reappears twice a day to everyone’s delight!!! The Passage du Gois is a 4.2-kilometer submersible road connecting
The Passage du Gois on the island of Noirmoutier—you have to see it to believe it… Read More »
An immersion program allows you to develop a schedule of activities specifically tailored to the exam requirements. Thus, preparing for the exams in France just before taking them allows for much better focus on the goal in a highly conducive environment. For example, the TCF Canada consists of 4 mandatory sections assessing general French language
How can you quickly improve your scores on exams like the DELF, DALF, TEF, and TCF? Read More »
An immersion program allows you to develop a schedule of activities specifically tailored to the exam requirements. Thus, preparing for the exams in France right before taking them allows for much better focus on the goal in a highly conducive environment. For example, the TCF Canada consists of 4 mandatory sections assessing general French language
How can you quickly improve your scores on exams like the DELF, DALF, TEF, and TCF? Read More »
