SUP Europe Caen (CESEC)

I went to France, but it was supposed to study in English, but once there, I decided to do in French, because they said that was pretty easy to learn the basics, and I had French lessons, on my 8th and 9th grade, I didn't remember nothing, but I decided to take the risk, on order to learn one more language. But in the end my only French words, were the ones that I learn on the classes, I had facilities on understating French because some words are similar to my native language, Portuguese, so I didn't effort the maximum as I could. Out of the classes I spook English, with, mostly, my Australians friends. Basically I learned the basic French, and improve my English.

Very good, although you had to try to connect to the french students. Furthermore the lessons where ok, slightly boring in the beginning, cause they didn't kept on pace for the international students

Became fluent over the year, not only on a social level but on a professional business level as well.

When you stay abroad, your command of the language dramtically improves

i used only english i wish we had more french

I wish I would have chosen to do my course in French, however, unfortunately I don't think I would have passed. Therefore, I did it in English and went back to France in July to do an intensive French language course - brilliant!