Coming to France for French High School Study Abroad reshaped how I learn: I adapted to new courses, planned for the BAC, and relied on host family support. Along the way, I learned to grow steadily in French while keeping my passion for art alive.
Autumn 2020 · Filmed at the Sanai study center
Captured the moment she embraced a new environment and new courses
Filmed in autumn 2020 at the Sanai study center.
Continuing her studies in France, improving French every semester while keeping art as a daily habit.
I started with intensive language study to build confidence, then moved into regular classes. Teachers explained everything clearly, and classmates were friendly, so I quickly kept up with coursework.
Outside the classroom, I enjoyed France’s museums and streets. Each weekend visit to a gallery made art feel closer and richer, helping me connect creativity with academics.
Living with a host family helped me understand daily life and customs. They were patient with my French, chatting with me over meals and correcting small mistakes.
With their support, I dared to speak more, gradually expanding vocabulary and fluency. Step by step, French shifted from a challenge to a tool I could really use.
1. Build vocabulary steadily. Learn words every day and review them in context—use reading, listening, and conversation to make them stick.
2. Follow class progress closely. Teachers in France are willing to help. Ask questions, do the assignments, and you will see progress.
3. Keep a balanced rhythm. Set aside time for your hobbies. For me, drawing and visiting exhibitions keep my mind relaxed and inspired.
French High School Study Abroad taught me to balance freedom and responsibility. In a new environment, your courage to speak and ask for help is just as important as textbooks.
I hope everyone coming to France can find their own pace—learn steadily, keep your hobbies, and grow with the support around you.
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