Planning to study in France and looking for a long-term French course to support your academic goals?
Our University Pathway in Montpellier is a long-term intensive French programme designed for international learners who want to build a strong French level over several months while preparing seriously for higher education, a gap year, a career project, or a new life in France.
The University Pathway in Montpellier is designed for learners who need more than a short stay course. It provides a long-term structure for steady progress, helping you develop real academic confidence, stronger writing skills, and a more accurate level of French for university life.
In Montpellier, learning French becomes a natural part of daily life. You study in an international environment, practise French every day, and progress week after week with a clear learning rhythm and support.
12, 24 or 36 weeks Choose the format that matches your plan in France:
This programme combines intensive French learning with practical support for your project.
You can get guidance on key steps linked to studying in France, such as administrative procedures and application requirements (for example the “Études en France” process, degree expectations, and preparation milestones).
Objectives:
| Course | Lessons | 12 weeks | 24 weeks | 36 weeks | Enrolment Fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| University Pathway | 26/ week | 2,500 € | 4,500 € | 5,995 € | 80 € |
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This pathway is ideal for:
Future university students preparing for studies in France Gap-year learners who want a structured French project Adults planning a long stay and a new life in France Professionals who need long-term progress and a clear framework
Yes, the programme is eligible for visas. As visa rules can evolve, students should still verify the conditions applying to their own situation.
It is designed for international students planning to study in France, gap-year participants, learners relocating to France, and students who need to reach a stronger level of French for academic or professional purposes.
Most universities in France require at least a B2 level, usually certified through an official exam such as the DELF B2, DALF or TCF. Some programmes may expect an even higher level such as C1.
Yes. Thanks to the intensive schedule and the flexible duration of 12, 24 or 36 weeks, learners can progress towards B2 and even C1, depending on their starting level.
Depending on your project, you can certify your level through an official exam option available at the school.
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