Eurocentres

Why choose Eurocentres?

Eurocentres offers quality language programs that are taught in countries where the target language is prominent. Schools are located in North America, Europe, Asia, Africa and Oceania in sixteen different countries. The languages that are taught through Eurocentre schools include Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Russian and Spanish. Check out some of their great programs below to see which location is right for you in learning your target language!

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Hi,

I want to share the amazing time I had in Eurocentres Paris & La Rochelle. My teachers were always very supportive and the intensive classes really lead me to learn in less than 3 months fluent French. Both locations are super nice, well located and I had the chance to share with local families their culture I made such good friends, that I actually would love to be in touch again, in the past social media wasn't too active but maybe I can search from them now :), so thanks for a wonderfull time of learning about me, the language, the culture, had lots of fun as well.

Bests

Tania Herrera

What would you improve about this program?

Nothing

I found Eurocentres programs to be the perfect tool for anyone learning a new language or who's intention is polishing up their skills.

Courses are very complete and personalized. The teachers are very engaged, very well prepared and throw in the occasional surprise to challenge your skills.

Overall it was an awesome experience that I already recomend to everyone I know.

What would you improve about this program?

1) Everything was fun, until the american groups came and we had to adapt ourselves to them, when it should've been the other way around.

In my opinion, one pays (a good sum of money) to experience the country's culture and lifestyle as a whole and it makes it boring for the rest when rules change just because a group of american kids have their own rules within the group (company) they come with and then affects the rest of the people in school.

2) I would recommend that before one makes the trip to inmerse in some other culture, that the student gets a it of a description about what he/she is about to encounter. Maybe you already do that, but back in 2004 & 2006 when I went, I saw some kids having a hard time with the culture shock.

But everything regarding Eurocentres itself is just outstanding. Great teachers, schools (the computers could be better), environment, etc.

I studied French in Lausanne some 25 years ago and found this the best way to studie a language. And you get in contact with people from all over the world. There slogan was in those days : Learning the language by living the language.

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