I took two weeks of classes at the B2 level. The learning environment is excellent - competent…read moreinstructors, students from all over the world, and the students in my classes were all about my level. I had two instructors, Jacqueline and Agnes, and both were very good. Jacqueline is more dynamic, Agnes more reserved, but both are outstanding. I am retired, but there were students of all ages. I doubt there are markedly better schools and the quartier is hard to beat - I walked across the Champs de mars every day to class.

I attended Accord during the Fall of 2006. It was an amazing experience! I moved to Paris by…read moremyself just to learn French and Accord was perfect for what I needed. They have several different levels you can choose from. If you want to take a less intensive course of 20 hours a week you can do that or you can take the intensive course closer to 40 hours a week. They also have courses for business professionals as well. It is full immersion...no English allowed! They teach by living it, you are learning by songs, poems, acting out skits, they give you different worksheets for homework and lots of talking in the class. You have no choice but to learn French. On top of that you live there so you are able to use the language in your everyday life. I went from VERY beginner to intermediate in just a few months. The other nice thing is that you change teachers every week, and you change classes according to your speaking level...if you need some more work you stay in the class, if they think you can move on they change your class. They can help set you up with a family to live with or you can just find an apartment like I did. There is also a metro station right next to the school so it is easy to get to...along with that the area has tons of shopping and small cafe's all around it. The pizza place next door is amazing!!! I met so many cool people here that I still keep in touch with and have met up with since leaving the school. They have students come in from all over the world so you meet an awesome group of people. If you want to take a French immersion class this is really the place to do it! This type of experience will change your life for the better

I had tried Rosetta Stone French but struggled with understanding even basic verb grammar. So when…read morean opportunity to be in Paris for a few months presented itself I was thrilled, but I had no idea which language school to pick! Looked on here and on Trip Advisor - Langue Appart' was rated highest on both. So I signed up hoping it would be good; instead it was excellent! I wound up taking a bit less than three months of classes and was stunned at how much progress I made thanks to Mélanie's teaching. She has a tremendous gift for knowing the right level of challenge for students, and explained all of the concepts clearly. The other students in my class and I were serious about becoming fluent, so she pushed us much harder than I expected, but was also endlessly patient even when we forgot things repeatedly. It was wonderful to learn more quickly than I had imagined was possible - all the French friends I made in Paris were shocked at how good my French was for such a short period of study! :) I also loved my fellow students - our classwork kept us engaged because in addition to useful phrases and words we were given the opportunity to share (with no pressure to be deep) about ourselves, our cultures, and our perspectives using whatever grammar we were learning at the moment. Even more fun because we were all from different parts of the world! I don't usually write reviews but am happy to make an exception for Langue Appart'! PS. The other teacher, Michael, seemed like he was really good too; I met some of his students and they were very happy with their experiences as well. And Carolina, the admin, was incredibly supportive and went out of her way to be generously helpful to me multiple times. If you choose to go, j'espère que vous apprécierez aussi!

I couldn't have been happier with my experience at Langue Appart'. I was there for two weeks…read more taking group classes in the morning with Bryan as well as two private lessons a week with Melanie. I am an Intermediate student B2. The group lessons were well structured with clear goals and a little homework to reinforce what we had learned. Bryan let the conversation flow (all in French) and then took a pause to correct us individually - pronunciation, grammar and expression. It was an intimate class and I felt really at ease - challenged but encouraged! And the other students were really great. The individual lessons with Melanie were more conversational. The first day we worked on "la vie quotidienne" - I was so shocked at the holes in my vocabulary when I tried to describe making pasta - but now I know. We discussed art, culture, politics (I was there during the election so it could not be ignored) and our last day we had a pot luck "pause dej." with students from all the classes. The school is small and the caring and really affordable. A perfect fit for me. Can't wait to return. Merci équipe Langue Appart'

Before deciding to enroll ITTI's Paris program, I scoured the internet for weeks diligently…read moreinvestigating the TEFL programs available. After countless hours in front of the computer, I decided to go with ITTI, and I couldn't be happier I did. Firstly, ITTI's instructors are top self, they truly care about their student and want them to succeed. The classes are small enough that you are able to get the critical one-on-one time needed while becoming a TEFL teacher. Also, you would not believe the support that you get from this program and the people involved with it. At all times of the day (as well as late at night), they were available and would bend over backward to help you in any way they could. When I made the short-sighted mistake of not having a permanent residence to stay at while in Paris, ITTI was there to help! They even called in a several favors with local universities to try to find a dorm for me! Since this course, I've been sought after by dozens of TEFL organizations looking for teachers. Within a month of receiving my certification, I had received calls from schools in China, Japan, Colombia, and more! I'm currently working with American English Online, setting my own schedule and teaching students in Sozhou, China. What really stands out with this program is the in-class teaching experience it gives you. Not going to lie, it feels really good to write "English teach in Paris, France" on your resume! And finally, the course is in Paris! Constantly you're surrounded by historic architecture, delicious food and, some of the most fun-loving people you'd ever meet. Also, Paris is just a train ride away from London, Brussels, Barcelona, and dozens of other unique and magnificent cities. I implore you, consider this course. I wouldn't trade my experience with it for the world.

Great choice of course if you're looking to become an English teacher quickly. The course is…read moreintensive as there's a lot​ to do in 4 weeks but with such a helpful and knowledgeable teacher all your questions are answered.

I just got back from studying at Lutèce Langue for two weeks. I worked with Beatrice, Maud,…read moreAlmandine, and for a workshop, with Candy. All of them were wonderful. The director, Eriko, is extremely organized and professional and the school is very well run. They really know what they are doing. The school is beautiful. Everyone is kind and patient, but they also have expectations and standards, which are for the benefit of every student. After a week in a small group setting, they helped me to figure out was best for me, which turned out to be private classes, because I was a bit too impatient with the speed of my class. I do think their classes are wonderful -- very small size, and effectively structured, but I was extremely eager to talk, to use my french, and for that, their private teachers were a better fit. If you want to really improve your french and have some time in Paris, this is a fantastic school. Lots of students are people who live in Paris (most, in my classes), who wanted to improve their french for professional reasons. The school is on a gorgeous street in the 7th. It has no downsides whatsoever. If you go there, you'll be very glad, without any regrets at all.

Great school, small and very personable. Class size was 5 or less people by design, which allows a…read moremuch better learning experience. Candy was the prof for the two weeks I attended, one the the best language professors I have had, I had many previous years of Spanish. Highly recommend this school

I learned SO much. I have been studying for 3 years and this was the most useful for everyday life…read more I heard about Novexpat through a friend. The first day I was given words one could use when meeting someone new. I thought how silly. I've been meeting new people for 3 years. But these phrases and words were not how I had been introducing myself. What a difference this class made. I felt more french and more confident with each lesson. Each week I learned useful everyday words and expressions that I used the minute I left the class. Fabienne is patient and kind and the material is clear and interactive.

I have taken many French classes and have had tutors. This is the best place to learn to speak…read more The classes are small and Fabienne is so patient and fun. I feel like my French is really improving. I am hoping by the end of the year, that I am at B2!

Pendant 4 ans, j'ai travaillé comme bénévole à WICE, une association américaine (Where…read moreInternationals Connect English). J'ai enseigné un cours de conversation française pendant deux ans et un cours de cinéma français pendant quatre ans. J'ai adoré mes cours et mes participants. WICE est une très bonne association, mais malheureusement la personne responsable du département de français est imbuvable. Autoritaire, intolérante, dogmatique. Bref, une Kim Jong un, version femme !

I've taken several courses at WICE (Wice Institute for Continuing Education) ranging from writing,…read morewine tasting, language, and guided cultural tours (fashion, architecture, history) and would recommend for English speakers. It's been a good way for me to connect with others as well as take part in adult education. Many students have told me they really like the French-English conversation classes and I hope to start those soon. WICE seems to work on a semester school basis, so there is a fall schedule beginning in September and another in the beginning of the year. They also has art classes such as drawing, photography, cooking classes, and writing courses. Language classes for French, English, Spanish, and German.

I went to EIDM for my Master's degree, and I have overall positive things to say about my…read moreexperience. The faculty is kind and the students at the school are inspiring and driven. The location is convenient, the timetable courteous and the coursework engaging. All of these make the transition into a school abroad smooth. I would recommend EIDM for a degree!

The address in Yelp and Google maps is wrong. The Paris American Academy was at 277 rue Saint…read moreJacques for nearly 60 years, it was the first bilingual design school in the Latin Quarter. Their office and atelier is now 19 rue Claude Bernard. Wonderful small staff, great teacher and student ratio that really immerse you in the realities of the industry. I didn't take the Madame Grès workshop, but they are famous for it and I hear they still plan to do it. I looked at other big name schools, but the PAA location and price were what I was looking for. It seemed that the majority of students there were just for their semester abroad, but they used to have a Bachelor and Masters program.