Accommodation

All prices are quoted in Euros (€)
Prices per week, per person:

With host family:

Twin room, with B&B

€ 215

the extra night:  € 46

Twin room, with half-board

€ 255

the extra night:  € 60

Single room, with B&B

€ 275

the extra night:  € 55

Single room, with half-board

€ 315

the extra night:  € 70

In the “Louis Lumière” residence

This residence is located in the east of Paris, 45 minutes from the school (direct metro line).  Self-service restaurant in the residence.  All rooms are equipped with private bathroom.

Twin room, with B&B

€ 300

Twin room, with half-board

€ 350

Single room, with B&B

€ 350

Single room, with half-board

€ 400

Also available:

• The “C.I.S.P.” residences

The C.I.S.P. student residences are located in the south of Paris. They provide single rooms with breakfast or half-board, offering good quality for price; they include a self-service restaurant, cafeteria, TV room, self-service laundry facility, and parking.

(prices are for the period 01 October 2004 to 31 August 2005 - prices may change on 01 September 2005)

Rooms with private shower and toilet

Prices per week

Single room with B&B

€ 240

Single room with half-board

€ 315

Rooms with shared shower and toilet

Prices per week

Single room with B&B

€ 195

Single room with half-board

€ 270

• The “Pierre et Vacances” residences

These 3 residence hotels are located at about 20—30 minutes from the school by subway in typical Parisian areas.

Paris Montmartre Residence: near the Place du Tertre and the Sacré-Cœur Basilic
Buttes Chaumont Residence: in the heart of the XIXth district, in a lively and cultural place, near La Villette
Porte de Versailles Residence: very close to our Summer Campus

From a studio to an apartment for 6 persons, all the apartments include a kitchen area, a bathroom with toilets, a TV, and telephone, and a weekly cleaning. Bed sheets and towels are provided and changed once a week. All the facilities are modern, functional and of a very good quality.

Prices on request.

In a hotel

Our accommodation service offers a wide range of selected hotels.  In these hotels we have negotiated special rates indicated below.  All prices included breakfast and taxes.

** Two star hotels:

from € 70 per night (single room)

*** Three star hotels:

from € 95 per night (single room)

**** Four star hotels:

prices available on request.

Accommodation at the Saint Nicolas summer campus (03 July — 20 August 2005)

• single room with half-board:  € 330 per week per person
• double room with half-board:  € 295 per week per person
• triple room with half-board:  € 280 per week per person

Furnished apartments for up to 6 people:  prices on request.

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15 hours per week (14 students maximum per class). You’ll actually have classes and accommodations on the same site, the "Summer Campus”. Choose from a single or twin room (all rooms are fitted with sinks; common showers and toilets on each floor) with 2 meals/day.
Minimum Stay: 1 week

2005 starting dates for beginners at the Summer Residence:  July 4th, July 11th, July 25th, August 8th.  All other levels can begin any Monday.

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20 hours per week (14 students maximum per class). After your morning classes, you’ll have plenty of time to participate in the organized cultural activities, discover Paris and practice your French outside of class.
Minimum Stay: 1 week

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23 hours per week (14 students maximum per class). In addition to the Intensive course “A”, 20 hours per week, you’ll also take 1 workshop of your choice, 3 hours per week: French for Beginners; “Theatre” Workshop; Listening and Speaking Proficiency; Reading and Writing Proficiency & Grammar Workshop; Business French; Parisian Culture and Civilization; TCF, DELF and DALF preparation workshop.
Minimum Stay: 1 week

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Intensive Course “C”
26 hours per week (14 students maximum per class). In addition to the Intensive course “A”, 20 hours per week, you’ll also take 2 workshops of your choice, 6 hours per week: French for Beginners; “Theatre” Workshop; Listening and Speaking Proficiency; Reading and Writing Proficiency & Grammar Workshop; Business French; Parisian Culture and Civilization; TCF, DELF and DALF preparation workshop.
Minimum Stay: 1 week

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29 hours per week (14 students maximum per class). In addition to the Intensive course “A”, 20 hours per week, you’ll also take 3 workshops of your choice, 9 hours per week: French for Beginners; “Theatre” Workshop; Listening and Speaking Proficiency; Reading and Writing Proficiency & Grammar Workshop; Business French; Parisian Culture and Civilization; TCF, DELF and DALF preparation workshop.
Minimum Stay: 1 week

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Choose one of the following combinations of group class and one to one lessons: 1) Intensive Course “A” (20 group hours per week) + 5, 10 or 20 one to one lessons per week; 2) Intensive Course “B” (23 group hours per week) + 5 or 10 one to one lessons per week; 3) Intensive Course “C” (26 group hours per week) + 5 or 10 one to one lessons per week.
Minimum Stay: 1 week

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These 7 workshops can be taken with an Intensive course (see above) or independently: French for Beginners, “Theatre” Workshop; Listening and Speaking Proficiency; Reading and Writing Proficiency & Grammar Workshop; Business French, Parisian Culture and Civilization; TCF (Test de connaissance du français), DELF (Diplôme d'Études en Langue Française) and DALF (Diplôme Approfondi de Langue Française) preparation workshop. They take place in the afternoon, 3 hours/week (4 lessons of 45 minutes). If taken without an intensive course, the workshops must be taken for a minimum of 4 weeks.

Tailor made programs are available at any time. You can supplement your other courses with one to one lessons or take a one to one program. Minimum: 5 lessons.

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Take a course with a companion whose level is similar to yours. These courses cater perfectly to individual needs. Define your objectives and an individual program will be adapted to your level and learning pace.
Minimum Stay: 1 week

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Are you an executive, businessperson or diplomat who needs to acquire a high command of specialized French (business French, diplomatic French, technical French, etc.) in the shortest possible time? This course is recommended for professionals who need to prepare for an important event: exam, professional meeting, conference, etc. Choose from the following 3 combinations of group class and one to one lessons: 20 group hours + 5, 10 or 20 one to one lessons; 23 group hours + 5, 10 or 20 one to one lessons; 26 group hours + 5 or 10 one to one lessons.
Minimum Stay: 1 week

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If you really need a crash course, this program of 40 lessons per week, including lunches with a teacher (Mondays to Fridays), will do the job.

This original program consists of two stages: a) a French language preparation course (23, 26 or 29 hours per week; 4 weeks minimum); b) a work experience in an administrative department of the Language School plus participation in an Intensive French Course “A” (20 hours/ week) free of charge; 4 weeks to 3 months. Minimum language level required: intermediate.

Dates & Prices:  Refer to the dates and prices for the Intensive course of your choice, above.

During the first week attend a morning Intensive Course “A” (20 hours) plus the specialized workshop “French & Law” (3 afternoons, 9 hours). The second week is an immersion in the law field (visits at the Court, meetings with professionals, lawyers, politicians, etc.).
Duration: 2 weeks.

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During the first week attend a morning Intensive Course “A” (20 hours) plus the specialized workshop “Business French” (3 afternoons, 9 hours). The second week is an immersion in the French business world (visits and meetings with professionals, etc.).
Duration: 2 weeks.

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Take a short course to improve your teaching skills in February, over Easter holiday, and early July through mid-August, or schedule a one to one program that fits your schedule.
Minimum Stay: 1 week

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Take the Intensive Course A, B, C or D (see above, 20, 23, 26 or 29 hours per week) for 24 weeks and really improve your French skills and acquire credits for a full semester! If you don’t have 6 months take any of the above courses for as long as you like, and receive credits for the time you’ve studied French.

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Take the Intensive Course A, B, C or D (see above, 20, 23, 26 or 29 hours per week) for 36 weeks and really improve your French skills and acquire credits for a full academic year!

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Experience a breadth of activity beyond French lessons. Improve your French, get to know Paris, participate in sports, and make friends with people of many nationalities, and gain a competitive edge on your college applications. In addition to 15 hours of French classes per week, the program also includes: sports and cultural activities (theatre, archery, football (soccer), volleyball, games, cine-club, disco parties, etc.); one full day and 3 half-day excursions per week (Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Fontainebleau castle, the Louvre Museum, the Museum of Science and Industry, the Eiffel Tower, etc.); and one full-day excursion to Disneyland-Paris. Choose from the following accommodation in a residence: shared room with shower and wash basin in the room, and toilets on each floor; shared room with common showers/toilets on each floor; shared room with shower and toilets. You’ll also have all meals included, as well as an afternoon snack.

Minimum Stay: 2 weeks

Program is open from July 4th to August 14th 2004.

Starting dates:
July3rd, July 17th, July 31
Program is open from July 3rd to August 13th

Arrivals on Sunday afternoon and departure on Saturday morning.

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This summer course is designed for parents and their 10 - 15 year old children. While your children are taking French classes, you have the option to study French in the semi-intensive course (15 hours/week) with other adults. You and you’re children will attend classes on the same campus. Accommodation can be booked at the Saint Nicolas summer campus (twin or triple rooms with half-board included) or in an apartment, such as Pierre et Vacances or CISP residences. See accommodation section above.
Minimum Stay: 2 weeks

Start dates for 2004:  every Monday for all levels, except complete beginners.
Start dates for beginners:  July 5th, July 19th, July 26th, August 9th
Course dates:  from July 5th to August 20th 2004
Arrivals on Sunday afternoon and departure on Saturday morning.

Dates for 2005:
Courses from July 4th and August 19th
Starting dates:  any Monday for all levels except July 4th, July 18th, July 25th, and August8th for the beginners.

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This is a fixed program available only during the Easter holiday. It includes: 18 French lessons, half-board (breakfast & dinner each day), 1free tour leader per 15 participants, transfer to and from airport or train station, 3 afternoon visits, and accommodation at the residence (single, double or triple rooms washbasins; showers and WC are on each floor).

Dates:  from Sunday April 11th to Saturday, April 17, 2004
This is a fixed program with fixed dates which cannot be changed.

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Combine an intensive French course with a program focused on the History of Art. Some themes covered during sessions include: the French example of the Roman World, the Classical period (Castles and royal squares), the modern and contemporary world (Architecture and Painting). The Art History courses are taught in French, giving you an opportunity to work on your French skills outside of language class.

Dates:  04—15 July; 01—12 August 2005

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The objectives of this unique course are both linguistic and artistic: gain a level of effective communication and mastery of the language and familiarization with the French capital and it’s artistic heritage by dealing with the different techniques of drawing or painting. The Art courses are taught in French, giving you an opportunity to work on your French skills outside of language class.

Dates:  18—29 July 2005

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