French courses in Paris? That are not that expensive?

Anyone Know of Any Learn French Beginner Courses in Paris?

• Thinking of learning French in France - in particular Paris. Anyone know of any courses

• Answer:

  You absolutely must try EF. Granted, its a little expensive, but you get such an experience!! And you will pick up French, piece of cake. There are two EF schools in France. One in Paris, one in Nice. I'm at the one in Nice. You can choose any course length you like, between 2-52 weeks. I have done x2 2 week courses and I just did a 3 month course, and am now about to start another 10 week course. I haven't been to the one in Paris but I have friends who have, and most of them loved it. The only one that didn't said it was too cold and the students were too serious! If you're really serious about studying, try Paris. If you want to have fun too, choose Nice. I can personally recommend Nice. On an average day, I'd have breakfast at my host family, meet a friend for coffee (or the beach, if its hot!) then go to the school for my lessons (lessons can be in the morning or afternoon, so every day you have a lot of free time), then in the afternoon I'd study in a café or go to the shops. In the evenings I'd have dinner at my host family, and then go out that night. Monte Carlo is a 20 minute train ride away if you're looking for a bit of glamour! Cannes is also nearby. If you don't want to stay at a host family (its extremely cheap, approx €20 per week, including breakfast and dinner) you can choose to stay in the student residence, or find your own accommodation. I really have the time of my life while I'm there. My French improves tremendously, and my social life is incredible. Although I can personally recommend EF Nice, EF Paris, as I said, I have heard great things about. Good luck with whatever you choose. Its great you're doing this) If you have any questions, do email me))