Learn French and English in Paris

Unfortunately that's not possible, we are offering only language programme for non europeans at this point. 

France is part of the Eurozone and and uses the Euro (€)

Being a student in Paris means you have free time to explore the city. Some businesses including museums, clubs, and restaurants may provide special discounts for students.

Paris tap water is completely safe to drink. Many free water pumps can be found across the city and in any park.

Homestay, residence or apart hotels. There are also appartments for rent or exchange through reknowned platforms.

It is a brand new school, recently opened in 2024, located within the L’Oréal student complex, providing students with valuable networking opportunities with other students from different courses.

Our school is Qualiopi certified, ensuring a high standard of learning.

Our school is directly connected through a 15 minute bus or metro train to the heart of Paris and an extensive public transport network. 

The school is in the 14th district which is inside Paris Centre and 4 km from the centre point of Paris in front of the Notre Dame Cathedral.

Unfortunately it is not. Only service dogs can be admitted

We have a student lounge and seating areas that are free to use in between classes. Please speak to a member of staff if you need to use an empty classroom.

Many different types of restaurants are nearby our school, with cuisines from all around the world including French food at an authentic Parisian café. Multiple vegetarian and halal options are available. A supermarket and another smaller shop are just 2 minutes away

Yes, the student can choose to study either English either French.

In-person classes every day with like-minded students is an efficient way to learn. A good attitude is also key to improvement.

Studying French in Paris allows for immersion in French culture. Putting what you have learnt into practice and loving what you learn is the best way to have a fulfilling experience.

Our lessons are very effective. You will need to seek out English-speakers in Paris. There are various clubs and associations where English-speakers meet up and socialise. You can also practice English with English Path staff and other students.

It's easy to immerse yourself in the local language. If you know a language which is similar to French very well such as Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Romanian or English you can progress very quickly.

Our campus has a dedicated first aid room that is always staffed, alongside all security staff being first aid trained. We are right next door to a nursing school, the Red cross and a hospital.

The river is open to swimmers in select locations. This can provide a unique view of the city that few have experienced and be an exciting story to take home.

France has a robust network of high speed trains branching out of Paris. Even over just the weekend you could visit one of the many other famous French cities, such as Reims in Champagne or Rouen in Normandy. 

We can arrange a taxi journey to and from the airport if requested sufficiently ahead of time.

Central Paris is small but well connected, most landmarks are within walking distance and a metro train station is never more than a few minutes away. However there is always more to explore and discover.

No

Charles de Gaulle airport or Orly airport.

It's very easy to travel by train or bus to the UK, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland, Italy and Spain. Cheap flights are also available and it's also easy to get to Portugal, Austria, Greece, Czechia, Slovakia, Poland and Scandinavia.

It's very easy to travel by train or bus to London, Brussels, Amsterdam, Berlin, Zurich, Milan and Barcelona. Cheap flights are also available and it's also easy to get to Lisbon, Vienna, Athens, Prague, Bratislava, Warsaw, Copenhagen, Oslo and Helsinki

A monthly travel card is 88€ this is for trains, trams, buses and bikes. Paris is very walkable. 

EU citizens and non EU citizens with a student visa may work part time.

Excluding accommodation costs and eating one meal out a day, it could cost you as little as €20 per day.

Contrary to stereotypes, most Parisians are happy to help if you need directions. Saying hello sir/madam, please and thank you in French is appreciated and polite. Learning how to ask simple questions in French is a key skill to learn and will greatly improve your experience in Paris.

Homestay, residence or apart hotels. There are also appartments for rent or exchange through reknowned platforms.

We run a program of different social activities every week. You may be accompanied to some of the city's most famous landmarks or discover hidden local attractions you may never have known you'd love. This also allows you to spend time with fellow students and our experienced tour guide.

Paris is an historic city with lots of museums, art galleries, monuments, theatres and cinemas.

English Path organises tourist activities around Paris and day trips outside Paris.

If the student is already staying in our accommodation, the booking cannot be cancelled, as cancellations must be made at least six weeks in advance