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Tuition Programs

• Minimum age required: 18
• 1 lesson: 60 minutes
• Schedule 20 lessons per week: (8:00 a.m - 12:00 p.m. ) or (1:00 p.m - 5:00 p.m)
• Schedule 25 lessons per week: (8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.)
• Maximum 9 students per class, average 4 to 6
• Access to Internet and email
• All levels from beginners to advanced
• Teaching materials not included. You'll buy them after the test the first day of class. Around 35 - 40$CAD
• Test and certificate of attendance
   
• 25 or 30 lessons per week; 20 in group and 5 or 10 individual (private, one to one).
   
• If only one student per level, 20 lessons will be replaced by 10 lessons and 25 by 15
   
• If only two students per level, 20 lessons will be replaced by 15 lessons and 25 by 21.5
   
• If only three students per level, 20 lessons will be replaced by 17.5 lessons.
   
• 5 additional lessons per week must be added in all programs in audiovisual workstation or non supervised prepared activities. These are free.
   
• Video presentation of the city
   
• Private tuition: the numbers of hours given in the board below are to be displayed in a number of weeks you wish to stay. This will include DELF preparation exam  (Number of tuition)
   
• Business French: will be a private tuition. To clarify at the time of your registration.

"Happy hour" 5 to 7 PM each Thursday in a Quebec city restaurant.

Starting Dates

Every Monday of the year.

School closing dates

 Available options

• Hotels or apartments upon request
• Airport transfer (one way): 100$
• Company employees (3 to 6 people): upon request

Our prices are available from January 1st to December 31, 2008. These prices never include the Air Fare.

2008 is the 400 year anniversary of Quebec City
www.myquebec2008.com

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Accommodation in family or residence.

• Arrival on Sunday preceding the course. Departure on Saturday after the last course.
• In family, two meals per day included, single occupancy.
   
• In residence, June, July, August only. Meals are not included
   

             Prices in Canadian dollars:

                       Placement fees (once): 180 $.
                                         Family/residence: 245 $ per week
                                           Additional night: 38 $

Our greeting families are recruited with great care. The criteria of selection are very rigorous and each family must satisfy a precise schedule of conditions: excellent morality, desire to communicate with their host, satisfactory social standing. We should specify that the families will only speak with you the language of the country where you will be. It is the principle of the immersion courses !

2008 is the 400 year anniversary of Quebec City
www.myquebec2008.com

City information

Oh Yé Oh Yé !

"The Most French City in North America".Founded by Champlain in 1608, Quebec City is one of the world's most picturesque cities. Filled with the charms of a bygone age, it also boasts the modern urban conveniences of fine restaurants, outdoor cafés and a lively night life. The cradle of French civilization on the American continent, it was the first city in North America to be included on UNESCO's prestigious list of World Heritage Sites. Old Quebec City is a completely walled town reminiscent of the great cities of Europe. Quebec City's ramparts, gates and cannons, narrow cobble stoned streets, centuries-old greystone houses, majestic churches and the famous Château Frontenac with its medieval-looking gables and turrets, have made it the 16th most visited city in the world.So much to do.

You will find more than 20 museums in the city including many unique and unusual ones, such as the Urban Life Interpretation Center and the magnificent Museum of Civilization. To discover how the region's rich past blends in with contemporary daily life, tour the winding streets of the old City, visit Place Royale, Parliament Hill, Notre Dame Basilica and Terrasse Dufferin, stop for lunch at the Grande Allée, or take a short trip to quaint Ile d'Orléans, Ste-Anne-de-Beaupré, the nearby Huron Village or breathtaking Montmorency Falls.

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