Excellent instructors. Smaller class sizes.

This school doesn't organise as many social activities as other schools, so it's probably better for older students or people who like to do things by themselves.

The teachers are excellent. They build on what students already know and encourage conversation in an informal, light-hearted and friendly manner. Teaching materials and methods focus on real-life scenarios rather than more traditional methods, so students build confidence quickly.

Thank you!

Too much homework, personally I think students want to learn but have fun too when they go to Canada, and 3 hours daily of homework is not really having fun, if I would have known this school gave students so much homework I would have enrolled in another one.

Everything, but mostly the teachers, they were well prepared and they spoke only in french with the students. I learn a great deal.

come prepare to practice your french instead of expecting to learn it there, it goes a little to fast if you are only there for few weeks.

A very good teacher!

My host family was very welcoming - the best I've ever experienced!

that we were only 5 students!important for the progress!

small classes helped me improve my French quickly and making some great friends.

Stay in a host family!

people who come all around the world.

I think is better if you give more time for eat, like one hour. It's good one hour. You have the time.

teachers

The teachers!

Class was really fun and the teachers made learning French enjoyable. The pace of instruction was just right too.

Each student is monitored individually, competent teachers.

Teachers were caring and close to each student. As the school is very small, everyone knows everyone (around 30 students), they monitor your learning process, its like a family.

We rented a flat in cristoph street, it's an area where they rent houses to tourists, really close to the school and the city centre. My classmates told me that the homestays are about 30 minutes (public transportation) away from the school so, if you go with another person at least, I would really recommend you to rent a flat or go to a hostel and look for it once you are there. There are many ads there and it maybe cheaper to rent once you arrive, and you also see the place beforehand.

Tips: -Go to Ney York (7 hours by bus) -Niagara falls (near Toronto)- 7 hours by bus but INCREDIBLE! -party and beer in St.Laurent and St.Denis -If you drink of smoke, bear in mind that, over there, it is very expensive. Buy it on the Duty Free instead. -Metro is expensive, rent a bike (28 CAN$ per month), cross Jacques Cartier bridge and visit the islands, around Gilles Villeneuve,is free and incredible. Enjoy your stay, buy jeans and pressies and at the dollarama!

schoolmates,teachers

the number of pupils per class was not high

the people and the teachers, they were great with us.

Very friendly staff. Hard to find the building at first, but once you know where it is, it is indeed very well located. Good school and good courses.

in general everything was very organized and both the teachers and the headmistress were really gentle and helpful

for me living in montreal has been one of the best experiences in my life!

small classes

Internet and computers were not available when I was there.

fine and small