We run English language courses for children from the age of 5 and for teenagers up to the age 18 in our Teaching Centre in Paris. Our school year courses start in September and finish in June. There are 30 classes divided between three terms making courses of 60 or 90 hours a year depending on the type and level of the course.

The Young Learner Programme is divided into two sections:

			English as a foreign language (EFL) Section
			Bilingual Section

To find out more, please download the School Year programme for 2009/2010.

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Which course is best for my child?

EFL Section
This section is for students who are learning English as a Foreign Language at school in order to supplement and reinforce their studies.  Classes are organised by age and level from beginner to Advanced (A1 – C2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for languages).

Bilingual Section

This section is for students who already speak English fluently.  These students usually have an English-speaking parent(s) or live in and English-speaking environment.  Some of these students may have attended school in and English-speaking country abroad.  Our classes are organised by age and based on the UK's National Curriculum Attainment targets.

How do I enrol my child for School Year 2009-2010?

Registrations for the academic year 2009/2010 are now closed and there will be no further placement testing for this year.

If you are interested in attending our English language courses for the 2010/2011 academic year, please consult our web site as from 4 May 2010.