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Welcome to the students of the French Summer School 2022
Published on June 15, 2022 – Updated on July 20, 2022
Held by the International Relations Office, the French Summer School started on Tuesday June 7th. On this occasion, 15 American and British students have been welcomed during a cocktail reception, marking the beginning of their 6-weeks adventure in France.
During this 6-week program, students will follow French lessons and French Culture classes. They will also have the opportunity to explore new places as the Beaujolais, the Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, Pérouges or the Gallo-roman museum of Lyon to satisfy their wanderlust.
The aim of this short program is to improve their level of French while having the opportunity to discover the culture connected to this language.
After a few hours of train and a stop by the city of Montpellier, students took up residence in a seaside hotel. Accompanied by a guide, they had the opportunity to visit the streets and to learn more about the history of the Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, which roots date back to the 4th century. The visit was full of highlights, such as climbing on the top of the Eglise des Saintes, fortified against invaders and pirates, and recognizable by its five bells.
Students also enjoyed the richness and variety of Provencal landscapes during their free time, as well as a diner mixing flamenco music and Mediterranean culinary traditions.
The aim of this short program is to improve their level of French while having the opportunity to discover the culture connected to this language.
First excursion
As part of the program, the 15 international students left Lyon to explore the Côte d’Azur for a week-end in the Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer.After a few hours of train and a stop by the city of Montpellier, students took up residence in a seaside hotel. Accompanied by a guide, they had the opportunity to visit the streets and to learn more about the history of the Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, which roots date back to the 4th century. The visit was full of highlights, such as climbing on the top of the Eglise des Saintes, fortified against invaders and pirates, and recognizable by its five bells.
Students also enjoyed the richness and variety of Provencal landscapes during their free time, as well as a diner mixing flamenco music and Mediterranean culinary traditions.
Last updated: July 20, 2022