No, students may not ask for a start date postponement or a lesson postponement  during their course.

Yes, depending on your level and the availability of places. The English test will work out your level precisely and we’ll agree on a suitable time.
Daytime lessons: 9.30 am-12.30 pm or 2.00 pm-5.00 pm

Yes, there are two annual breaks:  

• In summer (July or August), due to teachers' annual holidays
• During the Christmas period (late December/early January)

In this context, your lessons are not cancelled: they are simply postponed until the start of September (for the summer break) and the start of January (for the Christmas break).

These breaks are planned in advance. You will be informed of the exact dates as soon as they are confirmed.

Yes, it’s compulsory to buy the English File, Student's Book with Online Practice - 4th Edition (Oxford University Press) method. Your teacher will give you the references. You can buy it at your course centre.

No cancellation is possible once an Enrollment Certificate intended for the Prefecture has been issued.

No refund can be granted for a week once the student has attended a class during that week.

If cancellation is requested due to the student’s medical repatriation to their country of origin or due to an incapacity lasting more than four weeks, and subject to the submission of official supporting documents covering the entire remaining period of the enrollment, as well as proof of a return flight ticket to the country of origin, the course fees will be refunded on a pro rata basis, less a 130€ administrative and bank fee.

You’re tested every week and you have an exam at the end of each level.

• On site: by credit card or cash
• Online: by credit card on our secured website

It all depends on your attendance, the amount of personal study you do, and how much you practise English on a daily basis.

The duration of each level may vary. Here are the approximate durations:

• A1 level: 8 weeks
• A2 level: 12 weeks
• B1 level: 14 weeks
• B2 level: 12 weeks
• C1 level: 8 weeks

CAMPUS LANGUES offers 8 levels of English lessons.
They follow the scale of levels defined by the CEFR, which has 5 levels.
We have subdivided the levels to allow you to study in an evenly-matched group that’s ideally suited to your language needs.

There are, on average, 15 to 23 students per class.

If you need a registration certificate in order to renew your Student Residency Permit, you must pay for your courses in full.

For example, for 20 hours per week over 12 weeks (12 × 20 hours): €1,135.

Registration fee: €70 (once per year).

The English File Student’s Book with Online Practice – 4th Edition (Oxford University Press) textbook is mandatory: €55.95 (levels A1 to C1).

Before enrolling at CAMPUS LANGUES, you must ensure that you meet the requirements for renewing your residence permit with the Prefecture.

Yes, these are the administrative formalities that you must follow:

1: Register your application on site or online:

• Latest university diploma obtained (or equivalent to high-school qualification)
• Proof of enrollment from last year
• Your grade report form last year
• CV + a letter explaining your study project in France
• Passport
• Copy of visa and/or Residence Permit and/or Renewal receipt

2: Your application is examined: 3 working days

3: Once your application has been accepted:

• Payment of the registration fees (70€) + payment of all the Student 20-hour intensive English lessons ("Foreign Student" status)
  
      24 weeks : 2155€
      36 weeks : 3145€
   
• Documents issued on registration:
      - registration certificate
      - student card
      - payment receipt.
• Documents issued on request at the end of the course:
      - attendance certificate
      - level certificate
      - marks statement or level certificate
      - the CAMPUS LANGUES private institute diploma for students who have followed at least a term’s lessons (under certain conditions)

Register your application online

If cancellation is requested following the refusal to renew the residence permit, the fees paid for the courses will be refunded upon presentation of an official document issued by the Prefecture, less a €130 administrative and bank fee, provided that the cancellation request is received at least 8 days before the start of the course.

Yes, CAMPUS LANGUES is a Private Institute registered with the Paris Education Authority as a Private Higher Education Establishment.

Most of our teachers are native English speakers. The few that are not native English speakers have demonstrated their expertise over several years of teaching and show the same high standards in their teaching method.

No. We offer general intensive English lessons. If you’re looking to prepare for TOEIC or TOEFL, you may register for our specialist TOEIC and TOEFL preparation courses.

Our bank details will be sent by mail after your registration file will be validated.

PLEASE NOTE: all bank charges are at your cost.

The documents available upon request at the end of the course are:

• an attendance certificate
• a transcript of grades
• a language level certificate
• the CAMPUS LANGUES Private Institute diploma for students who have completed at least one term of study (subject to certain conditions).

Most of our students are aged between 20 and 40 but we welcome students of all ages.

Every Monday for non-beginners (subject to availability of places)
 Approximately every two months for complete beginners

You should register at least a week before your lessons are due to start.
For example, to start on a Monday, you should register before the previous Friday.

We have several locations:

• Paris 19th arrondissement: 7 rue Duvergier, 75019 Paris. Metro: Crimée, Line 7.
• Boulogne: 60 rue Carnot, 3rd floor, 92110 Boulogne-Billancourt. Metro: Billancourt (Line 9); Tram: T2, Musée de Sèvres; Bus: Line 126, 175.

We welcome French learners but also European and non-European learners. The courses are full of students from every continent and from all horizons.

Changing level: your teacher needs to have noted that your level is not suited to that of his/her class. You should therefore make your request to your teacher.

If you are a citizen of a European Union country: you do not need a visa.
If you are a citizen of a country which is not a member of the European Union:

For a stay of less than 90 days: the visa you need is a short stay visa known as a ""Schengen visa"".  Some countries do not require this visa. You can view the list here

For a stay of more than 90 days  the visa you need is a long stay visa adapted to the length and purpose of your stay.

For further information: www.diplomatie.gouv.fr