The Sorbonne, a pleasant and lively neighborhood Learning French at the Sorbonne is an enriching experience in many ways, and it goes well beyond acquiring language skills. The Sorbonne, located in the heart of Paris, offers an ideal environment for international students who want to master the French language while
Bel-Ami (Maupassant) In the novel “Bel-Ami” written by Guy de Maupassant, readers are transported to 19th century Paris. The author describes Parisian life in detail, its lively streets, its fashionable salons, and its contrasting neighborhoods.
Avignon festival The Avignon Festival is a major cultural event in France, dedicated to the performing arts, notably theater and dance. Founded in 1947 by Jean Vilar, it has become a world reference in the field of performing arts. Every summer, Avignon becomes the scene of daring artistic creations, attracting
Banks of the Seine (Paris rive de seine) The banks of the Seine are among the most visited places In France, since it is on this territory that one will find emblematic monuments such as the Eiffel Tower, the Place de la Concorde or even Notre-Dame. This UNESCO World
Culture as part of the learning process Since language is a vehicle for French culture, the Cours de Civilisation Française de la Sorbonne (CCFS) combine their French programs with cultural or artistic events taking place in Paris. The CCFS organize various cultural activities, choirs, photo workshops and even literary
Paris, a large choice for leasures for students Paris, the French capital, offers many leisure options for students. With its vibrant cultural life and numerous entertainment venues, the city offers a variety of activities that cater to the different tastes and interests of students. Here are some of the most
Paris is the city of art and culture. The classes and lectures given at the CCFS are regularly linked to cultural events. They also immerse students in the French lifestyle. A long stay in Paris can provide an opportunity to explore the regions of France: Normandy, Brittany, French Riviera, Provence…
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Le secrétariat sera exceptionnellement fermé le mercredi 17 janvier.
The secretariat will be exceptionally closed on Wednesday, January 17th.
L’inscription à la session de printemps (rentrée du 5 février 2024) est encore possible jusqu’au 2 février, sous réserve de places disponibles.
Les étudiants souhaitant s’inscrire sont invités à se rendre directement au bureau des admissions de l’institution, ouvert du lundi au vendredi de 9h30 à 16h30.
Ils doivent s’assurer de disposer d’un visa valide.
L’inscription en ligne pour cette session n’est plus possible sur ce site.
Registration for the spring session (starting on February 5, 2024) is still possible until February 2, subject to availability.
Students wishing to register are invited to go directly to the institution’s admission office, open Monday to Friday from 9.30am to 4.30pm.
They must ensure they have a valid visa.
Online registration for this session is no longer available on this website.
Les prochaines sessions d’examen TCF auront lieu dans les locaux de l’institution aux dates suivantes :
Le 30 janvier et le 27 février :
| TCF TP SO | S’INSCRIRE |
| TCF TP SO + épreuve orale | S’INSCRIRE |
| TCF TP SO + épreuve écrite | S’INSCRIRE |
| TCF TP SO complet | S’INSCRIRE |
Le 31 janvier et le 28 février :
| TCF IRN | S’INSCRIRE |