One Way Program

Immerse yourself in French Culture with your new BFF
Your idéale one way French Experience




With a range of dates and durations, this is a very flexible program. Plus, it’s one way which means you don’t have to host a French student in return.


How we choose your correspondent & host family
We know from experience that students who have good connections with their French correspondent will talk more, become more immersed in school and family life, will see greater improvements in their language skills and will sometimes even make friends for life.
That’s why we treat every student that applies to our programs as an individual with their own distinct personality and passions, and then carefully match them with the perfect French correspondent.
It’s also imperative to us that the family structure offered by French host family feels safe and supportive, and that students have their own bedroom.
We also require all adult members of the host family to provide a police check, and complete a face-to-face interview. We also conduct a visit to the host family’s home. You can read more about our child safety policy here.
Are you a vegetarian who’s allergic to les chats et les chiens? Don’t worry, diet, allergy and other health-related concerns will also be taken into consideration. Just let us know your specific requirements and we’ll find a way to make it work.


BEFORE YOU GO
Program requirements
Group travel dates
Program length & dates
Travel insurance
Individual Travel
+ September to December (four months)
+ January to June (four months)
+ Mid-November to mid-January (eight weeks)
+ Mid-December to mid-January (four weeks)
When you enquire, tell us your dream dates and we’ll try and make it work. Dates that fall outside our group date schedule will mean you travel as an unaccompanied minor. Don’t worry, you’ll still be greeted at airport by one of our representatives. If you’re thinking about travelling to see family in Europe before or after your program in France, then individual travel is your best option.
Program location
Visas requirements
COVID
BEFORE YOU GO
Program requirements
Group travel dates
Program length & dates
Travel insurance
Individual Travel
+ September to December (four months)
+ January to June (four months)
+ Mid-November to mid-January (eight weeks)
+ Mid-December to mid-January (four weeks)
When you enquire, tell us your dream dates and we’ll try and make it work. Dates that fall outside our group date schedule will mean you travel as an unaccompanied minor. Don’t worry, you’ll still be greeted at airport by one of our representatives. If you’re thinking about travelling to see family in Europe before or after your program in France, then individual travel is your best option.
Program location
Visas requirements
COVID


Getting to France
We can organise chaperones from other departure cities (Perth, Brisbane and Adelaide) but these are subject to group numbers.


WHILE YOU’RE THERE
24/7 support
Cultural immersion
School in France
Subjects and timetables
School holidays
Sports and extra-curricular activities
WHILE YOU’RE THERE
24/7 support
Cultural immersion
School in France
Subjects and timetables
School holidays
Sports and extra-curricular activities
What makes our program stand out
Exclusively French
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Student exchange program
requirements
Enrolment
- Fulfilling the conditions of the visa that has been granted.
- Attending the appointed CRICOS school full time.
- Behaving in an appropriate manner as agreed under the terms of the relevant exchange program, and complying with school codes of conduct, regulations and conditions of enrolment and abiding by the laws of the destination country.
- Leaving the destination country on completion of the exchange program or the expiration of any relevant visa.
- Leaving the destination country earlier if circumstances develop such that the SEO believes that the student’s further participation in the program is not appropriate.
Visa
• The student exchange program dates, which must be the student’s first day of school enrolment and the student’s last day of school enrolment
• The student welfare dates nominated by the SEO, which is a period of at least seven days before and after the student exchange program dates where the SEO is responsible for the student’s accommodation, support and general welfare. Students must attend school for the period approved by the VRQA on the AASES form or outbound notification form.
An SEO must make sure that students do not arrive in Australia before the student welfare start date stated in the AASES form, and that students depart Australia before the student welfare end date. Inbound students must obtain overseas student health cover (OSHC) for the full period of the student welfare dates in their AASES form. This does not apply to students who are citizens of a country exempted from the requirement by the Department of Home Affairs. An SEO must ensure that the student exchange programs it provides to outbound Victorian students comply with all relevant visa and health insurance requirements of the host country