French Courses in France

ILP offers French language courses in France in professional and dedicated French language schools in Paris, Biarritz, Bordeaux and Nice.

Our French language schools offer:

-    French courses in France for students of all ages and all levels.
-    DELF Examinations Courses.
-    Business and Individual courses.
-    Courses from one week up to nine months.


We employ only native French teachers, all of whom have a university degree, as well as specialist training in the teaching of French to speakers of other languages. Our students come from all over the world.

Paris

When arriving in Paris for your language course you may find the city grander, more evocative, beautiful and stimulating than you ever imagined. It is one of the most exciting and glamorous capital cities in the world. There you can enjoy the blend of the antique with the contemporary days in places such as 'Latin Quartier', 'Montmatre' or admire the spectacular architecture of the 'Eiffel Tower' from one of the romantic boats in the river Sienne. Paris is a natural choice for those who wish to study French in a exhilarating city in which you can find whatever you want.

Called "the City of Lights," Paris is truly one of the world's most beautiful cities. This capital city is made up of 20 districts or "arrondissements". Each arrondissement has its own character and meaning for Parisians and offers an array of cathedrals, palaces, parks and gardens. Anyone who would like to view a sample of paintings and art history should visit the Louvre, even if there are many other smaller galleries and bigger museums in the city.

Our school is located in the centre of the 2nd arrondissement and only a few minutes away from the Métro "Montmartre" near the Opera and Les Halles. Housed in a traditional Parisian street, students will feel as though they are part of daily French culture by mingling with locals and drinking coffee 'Parisian style'. Our school has an international mixture of students from all around the world.

Nice

Nice is more than simply the capital of the Côte D' Azur. It's the fifth largest town in France and contains a wealth of fine architecture and culture.
Located on the Mediterranean coast, at the western end of the Riviera, the city boasts a plethora of ruins, museums, boutiques, and an appealing café culture.
Cafés occupy weathered 17th and 18th century buildings, while outdoor markets crowd the old town's streets and Venetian-style squares. Like most of the Riviera, Nice has a vibrant nightlife and the old city stays open until the early morning hours.
There are bus services to visit St. Tropez, famous for its film and pop stars - it is also the place where Mika invented the delicious "Tarte Tropézienne"
Travel inland and you can visit Grasse, the home of French perfume. Then there is St. Paul de Vence perched on the top of a hill, where you will enjoy a breathtaking view.
The school offers bright and pleasant classrooms for our international students, and it is located in a beautiful building dating back to the Belle Époque, just a short walk from the cathedral of Nôtre Dame and the Gare Routière, the main bus / train station.

Bordeaux

Is the best preserved eighteen century architectural complex in the world. The city's white stone 'façades', its lush gardens, its original cobblestone streets and elegant boulevards are just some of the many aspects which seduce visitors and ranks Bordeaux among Europe's most beautiful cities.

The school is located in the heart of the city, providing students with easy access to all that there is to see in Bordeaux either by foot, bike or bus. The school offers 15 bright, air-conditioned classrooms in a three-storey building, computer room and a common room, which leads onto a pleasant garden.

Biarritz

BIARRITZ (accredited by SOUFFLE): Biarritz is a peaceful haven niched between the Pyrenees mountains and the Atlantic ocean. Originally a quaint fishing village, until the end of 19th century when Napoleon III and the empress Eugenie fell in love with the regions natural beauty, Biarritz rapidly became a fashionable, refined sea side resort. This era brought a prestigious clientele to the town and hence considerably developed its architecture, elegant buildings, casinos and palaces that today form the towns reputation. In 1957, Biarritz welcomes its first surfers from the European continent and today has become a renowned "surfers paradise" thanks to its long sandy beaches and mild climate all year round. 30 000 inhabitants in winter and 120 000 in summer.

Ideally located close to Biarritz town center (20 mins by foot, 10 mins by bike), train station and airport. In a modern and spacious building dating from the 70's, the school offers 15 bright, air conditioned classrooms for groups of 2 to 12 participants. An internet and self study room is also at students disposal through out class hours.

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