Fun with French in France!
Corinne is now offering Fun French classes in Provence. Daily conversation classes with excursions into the countryside and markets to practice what you have learned. Enjoy the commradery of other Canadians wanting study the French language in a lovely setting, Mas St. Antoine just south of Avignon - food, wine, roman ruins, medival villages, picnics-all part of the fun! Sept. & Oct. $3750 - max 6 participants. Land package price based on double occupancy. Tour starts and terminates in Paris. Contact Corinne with your group of friends.
Student Excursions in France!
Activity-based Student Tours as a stepping stone to independent travel.
Accompanying French speaking guides.
Voyages Millefleurs Travel Inc. has been offering activity-based student travel to France and the surrounding countries since 1999. Corinne, as a former French teacher customizes the tour with the French teachers so educational objectives are realized. Economic, safe travel with a French twist develop the lifelong, independent traveller.
Student tours are offered during spring and summer breaks. 1 year advanced booking required.
Educational Travel Possibilities
- Paris and Northern France - Canadian History Tour
- Paris and Southern France - Roman Ruins & Cote d' Azur
- Paris and Italy - Pisa - Florence - Venice
- Paris and Germany - Black Forest and the Alsace
- Paris and Spain - Southern France - Barcelona
Student Comments
Corinne, you and Ryan were both incredibly helpful and positive through out the trip to France and Italy. Most of us would nave never had the chance to experience beautiful bike rides, gorgeous landscapes and amazing food in the way that we did during our tour. Teaching us how to travel cost efficiently and independently and showing us that smalless commercialized places are just as, if not more beautiful than the celebrated places is much appreciated. The seed has been planted in me to travel and thanks to what your've taught me I can travel comforably and confidently.
Camille Audette, Melfort, Sk.
