the quality of the school

thank you

Teachers

the friendly and helpful staff, the other students with whom I made friends.

Stairs were a challenge at first, but I got fitter, and I feel that after a month at the school, I was just starting to make some progress. It was certainly beneficial to me, as I now feel more confident to start and continue a conversation in French. I still need to do some more listening and responding practice though. I had a great time

Interaction with faculty and other students. Administration was also very kind and helpful.

Overall good experience - I look forward to returning at some point for further instruction.

Great teachers and style of teaching. Loved that the Intensive French program was divided into grammer class, comprehension and conversation.

Stay at "1 Rene-Levesque" appartment hotel - it is clean, economical, <5 min walk to the metro and just outside the hotel is the bus stop for the new express bus to the airport (costs only $7 - must have exact change in coins). You can also walk to the school if you want. Free wired internet - bring your own cable.

The only thing I didn't like about the school is that the first day, I was asked to arrive at 9:30 am for the placement test. As a result, I missed the first grammer class that was 2 hours I paid for but didn't receive language instruction.

The atmosphere and the teachers

Speaking and Listening in French

Visit the waterfront and attend all festivals

Have fun and think,listen and speak french. Oh yeah, eat some poutine.

amazing teachers and staff, good location

Explore Montreal!! It's wonderful

Quality of teaching and small classes

that you could use internet there; the location in the centre

the listening and communication classes are really good.

To get to know other students of others cities.

To learn, get to know new people and enjoy!

The teachers.

I came to the school with a few years of informal French training (audio programs, an adult beginner French class, etc.), but seemed to have a much lower proficiency than everyone in the school when I arrived in May. Seems like it is a good idea to come to the school with pretty good basic French knowledge already. And two weeks for five hours/day (what I did) was good for improvement but not nearly enough to become anywhere close to proficient!

small number of students in each class ensured lots of talk time for each. Very friendly and helpfull staff.

the fact that students are inscribed continuously makes the structure of learning very random and confusing.

Great location, kind teachers, diverse student body, classes conducted in French

The classes move quickly, but the material is not reinforced very well. That's OK if you're staying for months, but problematic for those who are only spending a few weeks at the school. Also, even though you technically can start any day, I'd advise anyone to inquire when the class cycles start. That way, true beginners aren't overwhelmed, and lower-level intermediates aren't bumped into the beginner's section because they enroll later in the cycle.

The teachers are young and well selected!

do your homework, it makes a difference and teachers always make comments for improvements, it was very helpful

great organization, Danny Plourde was a particularly spectacular teacher

The teachers

Don't miss any lesson

A little noisy, it will be better when in the rooms are air conditioning and the windows could be closed.

people

bring a dictionary

very nice people, lots of fun

Friendliness of staff

the teachers were very knowledgable and dedicated to their students. The activities the school arranged were interesting and abundant. I could have done something that the school arranged almost every day.

For help with the Quebecois accent and slang talk to Cynthia when you first arrive. I wish I'd had her exhaustive list of Quebecois expressions on my first day.

Eugenia went above and beyond the call of duty for me in so many ways. She was a great teacher, my help when I ran into problems, my guide to the city and my friend. Clone her!

outstanding grammar lessons

Small classes

stay for longer than 2 weeks, 3 should be the minimum

Cynthia is an incredible instructor.

Point3 is the second French school I've visited in Montreal. Point3 is an excellent option for studying French in Montreal. Their school has excellent customer service and their instructors are incredible. Having been to other similar French schools both in France and in Canada, I can personally vouch for how good this school is. You won't be disappointed by Point3.

they remember you by name and you meet lots of different nationalities

try to see as much as you can

maybe different times for the lessons

intensive learning method of both grammar & oral class

Point 3 gave me an opportunity to enjoy learning French. You can make a rapid progress if you are ready to learn hard.

very friendly atmosphere

interesting classes

meet other students

Excellent!!!!

Helpful staff in the school, for everythingg. Really pleasant environment.

Montreal is a festival city in Summer, make the most of the Jazz and juste pour rire festivals. The intensive course starts at 2 and finishes at 6 in the evening. Make the most of the morning if you can. And take ALL the offered classes at the school and visits. They are worth it.

If you are planning to learn french then make the most of the opportunity and speak it!!! the temptation to speak your mother-tongue should be avoided. The school does try to promote this but the students tend to resort to their own languages too much. There are plenty of things to do in Montreal, it's a great opportunity.

Super nice, patient and competent teachers, great environment.

Don't pick the airport transfer - the bus works great

Montreal is not the ideal city to learn French because they primarily speak English or French and English have equal status.

It is a small school

TMR

Small groups, good treatment of the administrative team and teachers

Take a cable internet connection if the wifi does not work

The best accommodation in apartment. No need for any form of transport to get to school. Excellent value for money and fully equipped.

THE good atmosphere and situation

People

Good school and good city.

The staff was very friendly and willing to help us!

If you go to Montréal, go to a hockey match! :)

nice atmosphere and caring staff

Teachers

the hotel was terrible.

The activities they prepared

Organisation and teachers

Your own computer

Value for money very good.

teachers are really good

Internationality

Idiom-Workshops, City Life

Aldan and Jonathan are the best teachers ever! Don't miss the chance to go to an English or French country! You can learn so much! It is cool to be confrontated with two different languages! But you should recognize that it is more useful to stay as long as you can! 2-3 weeks are too short! The activities were so much fun!