Learn French​

Reason to Learn French

France lies in the heart of Europe- which is an excellent starting point to discover other famous European destinations. You can be in London, Germany in no time.

 Business and Economics which leads to an internationally recognized Bachelor or Master degrees or even to a PHD. Universities are state-funded; therefore, generally low tuition fees are charged. Many institutions of higher education offer international students in France the opportunity to do internships or carry out research in industry. 

Most Spoken Native Language in French

According to Ethnologies, French boasts of 76,9 million native speakers, which makes it the language with the most native speakers of the continent. It is also the second most spoken language in Europe. French is the official language in Paris,, the Principality of Liechtenstein, Luxembourg and Switzerland. This is, without the shadow of a doubt, a great reason for at least considering whether it’s a mistake to not learn the French language.

For many centuries, French was considered a lingua franca (a language that is adopted as a common language between speakers whose native languages are different) in Europe. Currently, French still serves this purpose, as it bridges Central and Eastern Europe.

Furthermore, because French is part of the group of France languages. That means that memorizing French vocabulary will be easier because you can relate them to similar vocabulary.

FEE STRUCTURE For French Language

A1 Level

INR 10000\-

A2 Level

INR 12000\-

B1 Level

INR 14000\-

B2 Level

INR 16000\-

C1 Level

INR 18000\-

C2 Level

INR 20000\-

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