U.S. Department of State Scholarship Program for American High School Students Promotes Study of Critical Languages

English is truly a lingua franca, or global language. It is spoken in countries throughout the world and studied by millions of students every day. However, English, evolutionarily speaking, is a relatively new language. To understand where English comes from, let’s journey back to the beginning of language itself.

Paris is a magical city with its cobbled streets, ancient walkways, fine wines and beautiful buildings. It’s a popular destination for tourists all over the world. However to really appreciate the Parisian spirit, and discover its hidden gems, enrolling on a course to learn French in Paris is really worthwhile.

If you’re thinking about learning English and want to know where the best place to study is, there is one simple answer, London! The UK’s capital city is full of opportunities and excitement, and it is a really good place to pick up the language.

While it’s all well and good to furnish eager pupils with knowledge, many teachers also have a hankering to indulge in a little extracurricular learning themselves. If this can be achieved in a beautiful setting among wonderful people without the help of actual French lessons, then so much the better. In this respect, English teachers hoping to pick up or polish their French are spoilt for choice.

Between the 25th and the 29th of September our academic coordinator Marco Marino along with our Italian coordinator Nunzia Travaglione traveled to the Estonian capital of Tallin to participate in the