CMEF, Centre Mediterraneen D' Etudes Francaises

Την πρώτη ημέρα, οι μαθητές παίρνουν μέρος σε ένα κατατακτήριο τεστ, το οποίο θα τους εντάξει βάσει του επιπέδου των γαλλικών τους, στο αντίστοιχο τμήμα. Οι τάξεις είναι multi-national ώστε να ενθαρρύνεται η συνεχής χρήση της γλώσσας. Οι καθηγητές On the first day, students take a placement test, which will place them in the appropriate class according to their level of French. The classes are multi-national to encourage continuous use of the language. The teachers are specialized and certified in teaching French to students from other countries. At the end of the program, students receive a Certificate of Attendance, followed by an award ceremony! The classrooms are equipped with a projector and an interactive whiteboard. The lessons are mainly communication-based. Students take part in discussions, work either in groups or pairs, and learn and practice new vocabulary. In fact, some lessons may even take place outside the classrooms to boost students’ confidence in using the language!

20 French lessons per week.

Maximum number of students per class: 18.

Books & educational material: provided by the College

A non profit making organisation which complements the State Education system, the “Centre Méditerranéen d’Etudes Françaises” was founded in 1952 by Jean Moreau.

Its idyllic setting, a beautiful wooded and floral park nestling on the hillside overlooking the Mediterranean, along with its antic style amphitheatre imagined and decorated by Jean Cocteau between 1957 and 1963 and now used for cultural events, create a unique atmosphere. Indeed the timeless works of the great poet still have a major influence on the educational methods of the Centre.