> The Future of Languages

> French the intuitive way 

“I watched TV series, researched the vocabulary, read scripts out loud and realised I was progressing from one episode to the next.” Hugo, Engineer

Just another little episode? We all know that wonderful feeling when we are so hooked to captivating online content that we forget all about being reasonable! If only our French classes were quite as interesting (sigh)! We'd go back again and again for more and make instant progress. 

Our approach relies on coaching because there are so many people who do not respond well to traditional teaching. They have had a tough time learning French at school or in regular French classes, and will not get very much further by just doing more of the same. Our approach focuses on getting you to learn with your favourite online contents (Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney +, YouTube, podcasts, radio, music, magazines...). You will learn how to research vocabulary and pay really good attention to what is being said and how it is being pronounced. You will learn different ways of practising your speaking skills, with and around the online content you have chosen. You will move forward at your own pace, in your own way, and set your priorities every day. 

French is all over the internet nowadays. You no longer need to rely on a teacher. But you do need to learn how to rely on yourself, activate your innate language learning skills, and get into learning mode with all the French content you are exposed to. 

> Distance supervised Language Certification

Do you live far away from an English language test provider? Do you need to sit for a Linguaskill, a Bright Language Test or an ITEP Certification? Take your exam at home or at your office with our secured distance proctored testing service.

Who are distance supervised English Certifications for?

Distance supervised English Certifications are for students and professionnals who have no viable option for onsite language certifications where they live, study or work.

Not everybody lives next to an exam centre. And not everybody can afford the time and expense required to get to one. This is where distance supervision becomes invaluable.

Is everybody eligible to distance supervision?

Some restrictions do apply.

Certain editors restrict the rights of candidates to enroll in exams organised outside their country. When this is the case, it will be clearly indicated during the enrolment process, so that candidates do not apply to a session they are not entitled to.

Certain universities and academic institutions have restricted distance supervised exams to certain types of students, like those on Erasmus+ programs, or those doing internships in distant locations. Candidates should find these restrictions out from their universities.

> Why choose VICTORIA'S English ? 

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