An activity that we often use during our immersion course is reading aloud.
If you have seen the ‘Reading for pleasure’ blog, January 2019, you will know that we encourage our students to read our ‘readers’, and why it’s so important.

Perhaps the most important step in improving your English is when you start thinking in English. Read on to find out more.....

Who do you think is better at language learning, a young person or an adult? Read on to find out more...

Have you made any new year resolutions for 2025? If you promised yourself to improve your English, then read on! Here is a short blog about one of the most common mistakes that French learners of English make.

The English words 'actual' and 'actually' can be confusing for language learners. They are ‘false friends’, that resemble French words, but have completely different meanings. What do these words mean, and how can you remember? Read on………

Learn English safely during 2021

Would you like to improve your English, but hesitate to travel overseas due to coronavirus?

Would you like to avoid the queues and the crowds?

Would you like to immerse yourself in a safe and relaxing environment?

Come and join us, in the heart of the Lauragais countryside, just 40 minutes from Toulouse.

Reading is a great way to improve your English language skills. It’s also an activity which is very much in keeping with La Selve; surrounded by fields and woods, a very relaxing place, an ideal place to learn.

Mastery of Business English is becoming more and more important in today’s fast-moving world. What mistakes do French business people commonly make, when speaking English? Ted shares his experience.....

Language learners - when comparing similar objects should you say ‘that’s the same than my car’ or ‘that’s the same as my car’ or something else?

Here’s a simple and effective way to overcome what is a common problem for French speakers of English.

English learners - do you have difficulty choosing the right preposition when talking about movement?

I’m going in China...... I’m going to China. Which is correct?

If you can remember a very simple learning aid, your problems will be solved.