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Riorges, France

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Language school· Cooking class· Hotel· French language school

School Of Trois Ponts Reviews | Rating 5 out of 5 stars (4 reviews)

School Of Trois Ponts is located in Riorges, France on 645 Rue Maréchal Foch. School Of Trois Ponts is rated 5 out of 5 in the category language school in France.

Address

645 Rue Maréchal Foch

Phone

+33 477715300

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible seatingWheelchair-accessible toilet

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Janice Chung

I've attended twice, once just for the language classes and then a year later for language classes plus the cooking course (in French). I haven't found any school that's better. One reason that it's so good is it is full immersion all day---breakfast, lunch and dinner and obviously in class. Instruction is very student-centred, so your needs are really met (vs. following a script). Highly recommend this school. Might actually go back a third time.

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Michael Walls

Incredible place to stay! Went here for a school trip and had the experience of a lifetime! Chef Anthony gave wonderful cooking classes and prepared astounding meals, Rene (the owner) was so hospitable and made us feel so welcome! All the staff ate dinner with us every night and made me feel like family! The accomidations were super clean and beautiful as well. Not touristy like Paris! A real French experience!

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Irene Galli

Super! I have learnt to speak French in so little time and made long lasting friends in this marvellous place. Highly recommended.

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T Rhodes

An extraordinarily pleasant place. It is a mix of a well-run hotel (with laundry service), an excellent private chef, a self-selected bunch of motivated international students, a cooking school and skilled linguist-teachers. Valérie , the owner-proprietor, has put together a good formula. Only French spoken there. Those lapsing into English at meals or in the halls are not shot - exactly - but don't continue with that. I hadn't studied French in a classroom since 1965 and had prepared for the course as best I could by self-study in my spare time, following the old FSI regimen for diplomats. I would estimate my level going in at maybe 5.5 out of 10. After two weeks of one-on-one all-day-every-day intensive study, I'd estimate my level on "graduation" at about 7 out of 10. I had hoped for better than that. And maybe a more rigorous program tailored specifically for my needs could have pushed me more. But learning language in one's 70s is supposed to be difficult or impossible. I found it pleasingly possible to improve. The improvement was encouraging and a lot of fun. One of my instructors diagnosed part of my problem as a deficiency in understanding the rhythm and musical flow of the language and had me study on the last day a recording of one of Charles Aznavour"s evocative chansons.. Which still rung in my ears in my cheap hotel in Montmartre on the way home. This is a small place with very personal attention. Valérie and her crew genuinely care about the students. Have realistic linguistic expectations and an appetite for great food and happy times.

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