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Learn French in Brussels, Belgium

French course of 15 or 19 lessons per week, private tuition.

Tuition Programs

1 lesson: 60 minutes
Minimum age: 18
Schedule:
15 lessons per week: MORNING CLASS 9AM to 12PM OR AFTERNOON CLASS 1 to 4PM
Maximum 15 students per class
All levels available
19 lessons per week: 15 group lessons + 4 additional hours will be dedicated to group conversation classes or oral activities (1:00 PM to 3:00 PM) twice a week.
Full beginners are not accepted on this course. Minimum level required: elementary
Test and certificate of attendance
School material: included

Starting Dates 2012 till June .
Other dates from July till December available in May.

Courses start every Monday, except for courses for absolute beginners who must begin at the following dates: 09/01, 06/02, 05/03, 10/04, 07/05, 04/06.

For the summer session, we advise you to start on the following dates (which correspond to the starting date of each session): 27 June, 18 July

Warning: absolute beginners must take at least 4 weeks of courses, and begin their programme at the start of the session.

There will be no courses during national holidays: : From 1st to 7th January, from 2nd to 9th April, 1st May, 17th May, 28th May

Options available

Our prices are available from January 1st to December 31, 2012. These prices never include the plane ticket.
Airport transfer at arrival (Zaventem): 70€

ACTIVITIES: see below on this page.

Costs

Prices are in Euros (€). Please convert into Canadian dollars when final payment is made. Thank you.

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Program / week	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	12
15 lessons	325€	570€	765€	780€	975€	1170€	1365€	1400€	1980€
19 lessons (15 + 4).	-	715€	940€	985€	1230€	1475€	1720€	1805€	2585€
Private lessons (1 to 1) minimum 5 per week	5 lessons: 300€ 10 lessons: 550€ 15 lessons: 800€ 20 lessons: 990€

ACCOMMODATION

Please consult the following website and proceed to your own reservation.

Brussels or

We offer two possibilities for accommodation in Brussels:
ARRIVAL on SUNDAY. DEPARTURE on SATURDAY.

Executive Residences:
Our centrally located shared residences offer a stimulating and comfortable environment. The residences feature:
- Private or Shared Rooms
- Private Bathrooms
- Complete facilities including an equipped kitchen or a private kitchenette and refrigerator, microwave, a cosy living room, washing machine and Internet.
- Weekly housekeeping.
Students must bring their own bedsheets and towels.
The residences are located just a few minutes walk from the Schuman and European district and are within walking distance (within 20 minutes) of both the school and the Grand Place.
Dormitory-style Residence:
Our dormitory style residence features Private rooms with an individual fridge and kitchenette (or a common full-equipped kitchen), a bed with mattress, a desk, shelves and storage space, shared showers and toilets, and is located near the Botanique subway station.

There is a weekly cleaning of common facilities. Laundrymats are located nearby. Bedsheets must be provided by the student. There is free Internet access in the residence.

To ensure you comfort and satisfaction, we offer you the possibility of changing your accommodation: if you stay in our residence for a period of 4 weeks or more, you’ll be able to change your accommodation depending on availability.

All accommodations are strictly non-smoking. Upon arrival you will be asked for a refundable accommodation deposit of 300€.

Costs

Prices are in Euros (€). Please convert into Canadian dollars when final payment is made. Thank you.

Program / week	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	12
Executive residence	270€	425€	630€	915€	1165€	1415€	1500€	1595€	2015€
Dormitory-style Residence	170€	325€	430€	615€	765€	935€	995€	1095€	1515€

PRACTICAL INFO

Visa Information

EU residents do not normally need a Visa to enter Belgium.

Citizens of other countries, such as the USA, Brazil, Japan, Korea, etc, can stay in Belgium without a Visa for up to 3 months.

If you intend to stay for longer than 3 months, you will need to apply for a Student Visa (type D) before arriving.

Students coming from such countries must acquaint themselves with the visa application procedures involved at their local Belgian Embassy or Consulate.

ACTIVITIES

Welcome to Brussels, capital of Europe !

Enjoy your stay and discover the various facets of our cultural kaleidoscope.

Among monuments, museums, exhibitions, guided visits, concerts, special events, theatre, opera, the city offers numerous activities all year round.

On arrival, you will receive a guide of cultural activities that will allow you to make your choice.

Among the most famous sites :

     ·      The historical centre with Grand-Place, St Michel & Gudule cathedral and … Manneken-Pis
·      The Royal Palace
·      The European institutions area
·      Art Nouveau architecture
·      Museums (Ancient and Modern Art, Natural Sciences, Victor Horta,…)
·      Green spaces (Bois de la Cambre, Soignes Forest, Cinquantenaire park,…)
·      Markets (flea market, flower market, bird market,…)

City information

Destination Brussels

Brussels, my discovery

Brussels, either for a week or a month… Brussels, a region where the most extraordinary places cross paths with surrealists, fashion artisans, and the elegance of "Made in Belgium".

Brussels, a Capital region which is the home to the capital of Europe and the Kingdom of Belgium, but which is also famous for the Grand'Place, Manneken-Pis, the Atomium, the treasures of the Art Nouveau and the permanent liveliness of the Heysel or Bruparck. This area is always bustling with business people attending fairs or congresses, and families and travellers visiting the Mini-Europe park.

Brussels, a city were the art of living rules and where the locals will invite you to a table outside a café for a kriek or a gueuze, in this village which has become a cosmopolitan village passionate about gastronomy.

Brussels stands for comic strip heroes, world music, the beauties of Art Nouveau or gourmet trails. It is the centre of Europe, a centre of decision-making.

Enjoy your stay and discover the great variety of our the cultural heritage of our city.
On arrival you will receive a guide with all cultural activities to make your choice.

See also the agenda and the addresses of Brussels.

Belgium in brief

Surface area : 32,545 km²
Capital: Brussels
Population: ~10.4 million
Languages : Dutch, French, German
Constitutional monarchy and parliment
Chef de l’état : le Roi Albert II
Prime Minister : Guy Verhofstadt

Borders with France, Germany, Luxemburg and the Netherlands

Currency

Euro

Brussels in brief

Population : 951,581
Surface area : 161 km²
Museums : Ancien Art, Modern Art, City Museum, René Magritte Museum, Horta museum (architecture), Natural Sciences museum, Cinquantenaire museum, Belgian Comic strip Centre…
Monuments : Atomium, Manneken-Pis, Bourse (Stock Market), Botanique, the Royal Greenhouses, numerous monasteries…

Transport

Trains : the SNCB operates a network which covers the entire country (lien vers www.b-rail.be)
Tram – bus – subway : the STIB operates a network which covers Brussels and outlying regions. (lien vers www.stib.irisnet.be)
Taxis Numerous taxi companies, including Taxis Verts and Taxis Oranges (are more expensive in Brussels than in London or New York)

Public holidays

January 1, Easter Monday, May 1, Ascension , Whitsun , July 21 (National Holiday), August 15, November 1, November 11, December 25.

Capital of the European Union, Brussels has all the assets required for the smooth functioning of our endeavour. The city has acquired an international dimension which provides numerous professional and cultural opportunities.

A European centre, Brussels is characterised by the considerable diversity of its sectors of activity. Its role within the European Union has inexorably acted as a magnate, drawing numerous companies who have set up their headquarters there.

A cultural city which has been subjected to a wealth of influences, Brussels has an intense cultural life. It has always attracted writers and artists of various views, and Belgian artists contributed extensively to building its world-wide reputation . Whether architects, painters, writers or musicians, well-known personalities such as Victor Horta, René Magritte, Paul Delvaux, Hergé or Jacques Brel, attest to the cultural wealth of our city and country.

A « green » city, there are numerous parks throughout the city, which offer the visitor the opportunity for lay strolls to get away from it all. And if he is lucky, the attentive stroller may catch sight of a deer in the Soignes forest, a few kilometres from the heart of the city ...

A historical city, Brussels has been a waled city since the 10^th century. A trading cross-roads since the Middle Ages, its exceptional geographical location made it the envy of many countries.The city experienced 5 centuries of foreign dominance, alternating periods of ostentation and decadence under Spanish, Austrian, French and Dutch domination, before eventually opting for independance in 1830 and putting itself forward as a liberal and progressive city.

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