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Lyon Bleu International offers various general French courses, from beginner to advanced. They also offer specialized French courses, intensive programmes and one-to-one lessons. Accommodation is available with a French family or in a hotel at an extra co ...
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York St John is a small University located in the beautiful city of York in Northern England - ranked the best place to live in the UK 2018, and only 2 hours from London by train. York is a beautiful medieval city with unique shops, independent bars and r ...
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Queen Mary has a long history of welcoming students from around the world. Over the years many thousands of international students have graduated from Queen Mary and gone on to pursue successful careers in their chosen fields. Undergraduate and postgradua ...
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ASSE's "International Teen Twin" programme brings the student exchange experience full-circle by including both the participant's own family and their ASSE host family abroad. By participating in this unique, three-month, reciprocal exchange, students wil ...
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