Enjoy an unforgettable language and cultural immersion experience in FRANCE
With Pascal and SĂ©verine RABEVOLO
đ A French teacher and a pedagogical animator, specialists in active teaching methods, language coaches, organizers of language and cultural immersion staysâŠ
đ Dual expertise in ANL (Neurolinguistic Approach to Languages) and MVT (Verbotonic Method of Phonetic Integration)
đ©âđ« Demonstrated ability with 30 years of successful teaching experience.
đȘ Recognized as dynamic, creative and adaptable professionals.
đ Motivated and committed to helping learners achieve their goals.
đ Passionate about developing and implementing new pedagogical techniques.
With our passion for teaching, we’re delighted to offer you a personalized program to help you learn French better, either through an immersive course with us or by distance learning.
Whatever your objectives: reinforcing your knowledge of French, improving your pronunciation, preparing for a TCF-DELF-DALF exam, helping you take up a new position in France, or just having a good time, we’re here to help you succeed. Come and experience the French way of lifeâŠ
Language immersion in France
Improve your French during a personalized stay adapted to your level in total immersion with a family in France.
Take French courses online
Whether you want to learn French, maintain your level or stay motivated, we offer you a regular, personalized appointment every week, all year round, to help you progress further and furtherâŠ
Heading west of France
Come and learn French and have a pleasant stay in a natural setting, between beaches and historic sites, between Nantes and Saint-Nazaire, between the Loire and the ocean.
Nantes is the historic capital of the Duchy of Brittany, a city of history, culture and heritage of diverse and varied wealth. Located on its outskirts, the village of Vue enjoys a very pleasant natural setting. It is the quintessential little French village.
Vue is equidistant from the two flagship cities of my region: Nantes and Saint-Nazaire, as well as the beaches and the banks of the Loire. This will allow us to take different excursions while enjoying different landscapes.
Latest blog posts
- ä»æ€æșïŒçŽă«ćæ ŒïŒ How I finally passed my French exam!
Tatsuo lives in Tokyo where he works for a public organization. He’s passionate about the French language and culture, and plans to get even more involved when he retires in a year’s time, in 2026!!!! He shares with us the keys to his learning and the immersion stay that changed everything on his way to⊠Read more: ä»æ€æșïŒçŽă«ćæ ŒïŒ How I finally passed my French exam! - The Memorial to the Abolition of Slavery in Nantes: pure emotion.
Annette came from Nigeria on a language immersion trip to improve her French. “On Saturday afternoon, we went to Nantes and when we got there, we discovered the Memorial for the Abolition of Slavery. I was very moved to discover how people, men, women, children, in short human beings, were treated, in both senses of⊠Read more: The Memorial to the Abolition of Slavery in Nantes: pure emotion. - Today, we’re going to explore a world we’d all like to live without: the dentist⊠And yet he’s indispensable, even if the mere sound of the roulette wheel would scare many away, including meâŠ
Some useful phrases for going to the dentist: La conversation chez le dentiste : Would you like to find out more or enjoy an effective immersive experience to learn French? I’m at your disposal. A few colourful expressions : 1. Avoir une dent contre quelquâun. This colloquial expression means âto bear a grudge against someoneâ,⊠Read more: Today, we’re going to explore a world we’d all like to live without: the dentist⊠And yet he’s indispensable, even if the mere sound of the roulette wheel would scare many away, including me⊠- What if it was the spelling’s fault after all?
Or why it is absolutely necessary to put things into perspective and to play it down in order to get out of it⊠A few weeks ago, it was “Ke Bi” who asked us: “Do you have an explanation for the pronunciation of the letter x ( s ) in dix-sept and ( z )⊠Read more: What if it was the spelling’s fault after all? - The question of the day is from Amer Grine, from the group: French, reading and writing…
I would love to know how you learned to spell the words in French⊠It’s a very difficult spelling that contains many exceptionsâŠHow do you manage to have all these words in your head? Here is my answer: Since a large proportion of native French speakers have significant difficulties with written French, your goal of⊠Read more: The question of the day is from Amer Grine, from the group: French, reading and writing…
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