Marco rOct 29, 2009 @ 10:51
french, in my opinion it' s better because if you leave a language you lose a lot, and I'd like to
avoid it
french, in my opinion it' s better because if you leave a language you lose a lot, and I'd like to
avoid it
Marco r, Oct 30, 2009 @ 11:19
I used Ecole club Migros and I recommend them. They are reasonably priced and the interaction with other students really helped my speaking. The classes are very interactive.
I used Ecole club Migros and I recommend them. They are reasonably priced and the interaction with other students really helped my speaking. The classes are very interactive.
david017, Nov 8, 2009 @ 11:05
Regards
Regards
Helen C, Nov 8, 2009 @ 12:27
Nir Ofek, Nov 8, 2009 @ 13:28
You are right, Nir! ;-)
Hi, my name is Nathalie and I work for Berlitz.
I would be happy to meet you for a consultation to tell you all about what Berlitz offers for French and English. We offer lessons with trained native speakers, as well as a certificate at the end of each level!
You can contact me at Berlitz on 022.718.38.90
We have a discount for Glocals members and also have a winter promotion from 16.11.09 to 31.12.09 J J J
You are right, Nir! ;-)
Hi, my name is Nathalie and I work for Berlitz.
I would be happy to meet you for a consultation to tell you all about what Berlitz offers for French and English. We offer lessons with trained native speakers, as well as a certificate at the end of each level!
You can contact me at Berlitz on 022.718.38.90
We have a discount for Glocals members and also have a winter promotion from 16.11.09 to 31.12.09 J J J
Nathalie R, Nov 10, 2009 @ 14:58
Berlitz is a good school. I know they only hire native speakers for teachers and that you can take either private or group classes. They definitely offer French and English. The people I know that have gone there have been quite happy with it.
As for Wall Street Institute, my former French roommate took English classes there and was really disappointed in their instruction. I also know a Romanian who wasn't satisfied there either.
Good luck!
Berlitz is a good school. I know they only hire native speakers for teachers and that you can take either private or group classes. They definitely offer French and English. The people I know that have gone there have been quite happy with it.
As for Wall Street Institute, my former French roommate took English classes there and was really disappointed in their instruction. I also know a Romanian who wasn't satisfied there either.
Good luck!
kelleralison, Nov 10, 2009 @ 17:49
Hi
I found this one http://www.ihgeneva.com/1.htm
do you know this school?
Hi
I found this one http://www.ihgeneva.com/1.htm
do you know this school?
Marco r, Nov 11, 2009 @ 22:20
Hi,
Come to Active Languages Geneva if you want a class that focuses on speaking, the method is great interactive and loads of fun!
Hi,
Come to Active Languages Geneva if you want a class that focuses on speaking, the method is great interactive and loads of fun!
Jarina H, Nov 11, 2009 @ 22:22
Hi,
Berlitz also focuses on active speaking, on practical language that can be used immediately, exclusive use of the target language and suits all learning styles!
J
Hi,
Berlitz also focuses on active speaking, on practical language that can be used immediately, exclusive use of the target language and suits all learning styles!
J
Nathalie R, Nov 12, 2009 @ 14:18
Marco - keep us updated on what school you decided on, and how it was...(-:
Marco - keep us updated on what school you decided on, and how it was...(-:
Nir Ofek, Nov 12, 2009 @ 14:30
Marco, what levels of English & French do you have now and what level would you like to have (re: certificates/qualifications etc.) + what's your budget? :o) J.
Marco, what levels of English & French do you have now and what level would you like to have (re: certificates/qualifications etc.) + what's your budget? :o) J.
JulianT, Nov 12, 2009 @ 15:10
Ah, the best Marco is to find a goilfriend, or go to the university and find someone to do a tandem with your language. You'll be swimming like a Swiss fish in no time!
Ah, the best Marco is to find a goilfriend, or go to the university and find someone to do a tandem with your language. You'll be swimming like a Swiss fish in no time!
fishintree, Nov 12, 2009 @ 21:04
Ah, the best Marco is to find a goilfriend, or go to the university and find someone to do a tandem with your language. You'll be swimming like a Swiss fish in no time!
Ah, the best Marco is to find a goilfriend, or go to the university and find someone to do a tandem with your language. You'll be swimming like a Swiss fish in no time!
fishintree, Nov 12, 2009 @ 21:04
Marco, what levels of English & French do you have now and what level would you like to have (re: certificates/qualifications etc.) + what's your budget? :o) J.
Nov 12, 09 15:10
I'd like to obtain a proficiency English certification like toefl or Ielts.
Unfortunately I'm a beginner for French, but I must improve both of them because of my job
for the budget... it depends, is the school was good I could use much money :)
@fish right!
I'd like to obtain a proficiency English certification like toefl or Ielts.
Unfortunately I'm a beginner for French, but I must improve both of them because of my job
for the budget... it depends, is the school was good I could use much money :)
@fish right!
Marco r, Nov 12, 2009 @ 21:53
Marco,
It's your lucky day.
We just announced to all glocals members this special Winter Offer from Berlitz.
I can personally highly recommend them - I used them for English in my home country, and for French in Geneva, and was happy with the results.
Nir
Marco,
It's your lucky day.
We just announced to all glocals members this special Winter Offer from Berlitz.
I can personally highly recommend them - I used them for English in my home country, and for French in Geneva, and was happy with the results.
Nir
Nir Ofek, Nov 12, 2009 @ 22:28
