Who offers really good French studies?
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The best place to study French in North America is in the Province of Quebec in Canada - any number of academic institutions. Also there are two small islands off the coast of Canada that are French protectorates (St Pierre and Michilon) - very french very quaint and lots of opportunities to take french lessons there. Finally, throughout the world the Alliance Francaise institutions exist and always offer french language studies.
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The only one I am aware of (most require classrome studies) is Penn Foster - http://www.penn-foster-online.com/\n\nHope this helps!
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websites like The Times (thetimesonline.co.uk as far as i know, but i'm not sure) do charts for the best universities in every subject area, so they're the best place to try. The Times do it, and also The Independent (I think), and their opinions are unbiased, and are based on lecturer-pupil ratios, grades, etc etc, so theyre a good place to check out :)
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Try http://www.studentsoftheworld.info\nYou can browse by country, sex, language, hobbies, age.\nI know, there are a lot of french people.
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Move to France for 6 months. Take an intensive french course in Cours de Civilation Francais for the whole six months. It's damn expensive, but they're perfect. \nI know it's not easy to move to France, but i did it, and it works ... It's easier to learn French in France, right ??
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How about don't be so lazy.... go to Google type in French colleges etc. and get way more results than 5!
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look for :\nENSICA\nSUPAERO\nENAC\nENSTA\nECOLE DE L'AIR\nfor the best in France\non your search engine
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Search yahoo answers for 'french penfriends', 'learning online', and 'french texts'. I know there are some good threads that will help you out.
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I'm not sure if they have english schools there, you have to check first depending on which city u're residing in. However, I know they have French private schools in major cities such as the capital and Oran. So maybe they could have established english school. As for the tuition, it depends on the school, but expected to be a little high since most students who attend these private schools tend to be from upper-class families who can afford it.  Hope this was helpful
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Berlitz used to offer an immersion course that lasted two weeks.\nCheck:   Yahoo.fr for address & phone
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University of Montreal I heard has a good program.
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A la Riviera\n2250 King Ct. #3\nSan Luis Obispo, CA 93401 USA\nPhone: 1-805-541-5332\nWhere: Antibes \nWhen: Summer 2002\nOverview: 5 week summer study program on the French Riviera, combining an intensive practice of the language and learning of contemporary French society with cultural visits, entertaining events and personal rest and relaxation.\nCurriculum Highlights: The emphasis is on developing stronger oral skills, increasing daily practical vocabulary and elucidating the main grammar difficulties while exploring all aspects of the French way of life. \nSetting Description: The campus is located in a beautiful forest of pine trees, within 15 minutes of the major French Riviera surrounding towns and beaches (Antibes and Cannes)and half an hour of Nice. \nProgram Value: Linguistic skills in French, cultural studies education, personal growth, intellectual adventure, touristic discovery, firendly and enriching environment.\nSubjects Areas: Foreign (non-English) Languages and Literature, French (Language, Literature, Studies), Cultural/Regional Studies
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If you are enough motivated find a good tutor in French or attend French classes..you can find out also a worth self-educational systems,with CDs and proper books..Buy also a French dictionary.
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The Boston Public library can almost certainly meet your Engish language study needs.  \n\nThere is a whole department dedicated to Literacy Services at the Boston Public Library.  Best of all, the services are FREE!
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some libraries have classes that you can take for free or at a minimal cost. Check the french society in your area, too. Sometimes as a PR thing, they have french classes at a minimal cost.
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I compiled a big list of online french study sites\nhttp://www.jimmyr.com/blog/free_learn_french_resources_100_2006.php
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The best one I know is Athabasca University in Alberta, Canada.  It has been around for a very long time and specialized in distance learning more than 30 years ago.  It is very well recognized.