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Discover our intensive French courses in Provence this summer!
Dive into the heart of French language and culture in an exceptional setting.
Make rapid progress thanks to our intensive courses and unique cultural immersion!
Every summer, SUL offers 2-week French language and culture courses, organized in 4 sessions between June and September.

Placement tests (to harmonize language levels between groups) are organized before each session and are compulsory for new students. They are usually held online.
For more information on language levels, download the file (opposite) "SUL_Référentiel des niveaux de langue A1 à B2".

You will find the registration form and useful information on accommodation in the downloadable documents attached to this presentation.(on the right of the page).
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Summer sessions 2026:

The detailed program for each session is available for download opposite.

Dates:

The French language and culture summer courses 2026 will be offered face-to-face.
A cultural outing is organized during the face-to-face sessions.

• Session 1 : Monday June 1 to Friday June 12, 2026.
  Registration and payment deadline: May 11, 2026.
• Session 2 : Monday June 15 to Friday June 26, 2026.
  Registration and payment deadline: May 25, 2026.
• Session 3 : Monday June 29 to Friday July 10, 2026.
  Registration and payment deadline: June 08, 2026.
• Session 4 : Tuesday August 25 to Friday September 4, 2026.
  Registration and payment deadline: July 10, 2026.

Fees:

Per 40-hour French language course: Face-to-face course with cultural outing:

• 550€ : Normal rate.
• 500€ : Reduced rate (for 2nd and 3rd enrolment in summer intensive courses in the same academic year, students enrolled in the DU French Language and Culture in the same academic year and groups of more than 10 people).

Rates do not include any bank charges, which remain your responsibility.

Summer courses presentation: main principles.

• Summer courses focus on the discovery of Provençal culture (songs, gastronomy, oenology, artistic heritage, writers and artists, summer events in the region, the regional language, etc.), a point that can be discussed between teachers.
• 20 hours of lessons per week including a compulsory outing on Wednesday, which will be the subject of class work (before and/or after), language activities on the day and an evaluation (and very demanding teamwork).
• For each session, French language and culture classes are spread over two weeks, with approximately 4 hours of classes per day.

Additional information:

If you need to find accommodation, you can consult this information page created by the International Relations Department to help foreign students at AMU: Finding accommodation.