Sprachcaffe Nizza

There wasn’t my level (A1) studies on the first week. The second week there was a teacher teaching beginners, and that was very good for my learning. The staff was nice.

It was amazing because we were a small group so it was easy to learn. The teacher always pushed us to our limits which was great. The location of the school is amazing and very easy to find it had a store close to it for anyone who didn’t have packed lunch. The activities were very interesting which included going to the market and going to a cafe to ask what the ingredients of the food are.

Perfect. We achieved our starting goals. The improvement was fast and effective.
really wonderful experience.

I had two weeks of private lessons, each with a wonderful and nice teacher with good methodical-didactic knowledge. They both made the lessons varied and exciting, tuned to me and I benefited a lot.

The school is in a great location, very central, near a nice park and the old town.
It is very small and familiar, the classrooms are nothing exciting, but do their service.

You do not get much from the headmasters, but they are very nice and entertaining.

During my time in Nice we were very few students. So when you go to school to socialize, it's more difficult than being in a group class.

To go to this school you have to be self-reliant and not dependent on planned program / excursions / entertainment - nothing is offered - you are on your own unless you have a helpful teacher who will help you understand the environment during the lesson brings.

Everything was great: the organization, the classes, teachers, location, facilities, activities but I didn't like the housing at all.

There was no connection with the host family, we didn't get enough food (we had to buy extra food every day), we never ate with them (it was like a hotel) and there are not native speakers. They were from Italy.

I would recommend this school but not with the host family!!

The teachers were engaging and brought up interesting subjects and the classes they picked for me were pretty much exactly for my level. The excursions were fine for the most part, maybe we stayed a little too long at the sweet factory and it became a bit boring but maybe that's just me. My bed and sheets were not super comfortable but not horrible either. I didn't really like how boring the breakfasts were, I would've enjoyed getting something other than a baguette with either butter, packaged marmalade, nutella or honey but I guess it was better than nothing. I personally really disliked the sandwiches they gave us for lunch but the food at dinner was goodish for the most part. The team was nice and so were the students there.