French Summer
School
Classes are filling up fast so it’s time to act now. This page is
where we show you how to find the French summer sessions that will give
you college and high school credit. Parents: here you can discover French
summer camps for children of all ages—your kids won’t want
to come back.
French summer camps for kids
Not only are language retreats one of the quickest and effective ways for
young children to pick up a second language, but the camp experience creates
fond memories and lasting friendships. The whole concept of camp is having
something in common, and a uniting purpose. Kids will not only enjoy bonding
with one another, but that emotional connection to the language further
reinforces the language learning process. Neuroscientists agree. This is
much, much more potent than rote memorization drills sitting in a desk in
front of a whiteboard. The French summer camp for kids and children we list
on this page bring in a crucial element: fun.
High School summer French immersion
Intensive, yes. Boot camp, not so much. Like summer camps for kids, high
school French immersion in May, June, July, August and September takes
advantage of the relaxed pace of the season to bring the language to life.
By not cramming it down a youngster’s throat with the looming fear
of an exam, the brain is actually a lot more receptive to the new language.
French is a joy, and high school summer immersion should be no exception.
That’s why we’ve listed the most fun and entertaining high
school French summer camp programs on this page.
This isn’t to say, of course, that the language learning your child
experiences won’t qualify him or her for AP French. These camps
are accredited and certified, and their success rate is stellar. It’s
just that their method of teaching is different, if not better. The point
is: high school kids return to school in the fall to score high on the
language tests, get extremely good grades in French class and, by the
end of their Junior and Senior years, pass the AP French exam with 4’s
and 5’s.
College summer quarter French courses
If you want to reduce your academic workload during the regular school
year and take advantage of the ability to focus on just one subject—French—then
university summer sessions are your best option. The workload is light
enough for you to be able to enjoy the rest of your time during the summer
and work at a job if need be, while also being challenging enough to ensure
that you pass all your required exams for DELF certification and school
credit. Professors in the summer sometimes come from other campuses, which
is one of the finer aspects of the summer session because it means that
you get to enjoy a fresh perspective—not the same French faculty
that you see year round during the normal academic calendar.
Adult French summer immersion
If you’ve already been to college, never went, or you don’t
want to commit to a whole two or four year program, but rather you simply
want to improve your language for credit or no credit, French summer school
for adults is available to anybody who wants to show up. You don’t
need a degree or any prerequisite qualifications apart from a five minute
online placement test to determine which class level of French summer
immersion you should go into. Don’t study for the test, you’re
not being graded, just placed in the program that will be most fruitful
to your language learning experience. Adult summer French immersion at
beginner, intermediate and advanced levels are all available. Sign up
today, take the online quiz and pay the small fee to ensure that you don’t
lose your place in the classroom. Fill out all the forms and request information
on how to earn French immersion credits during the summer:
Kids
French summer camp in France brochure from the CIFL Centre International
de Formation et d' Echanges Linguistiques. Among the French camps for
kids in France, parent and child reviews rate this one near the top.
French
summer courses in Montpellier, France. Eurolingua Institute Study
Abroad Programs
French
language courses University of California at Berkeley Summer Sessions,
Berkeley, CA
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