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The International College of Cannes is a private higher education institution in the French language and civilization created in 1931 by Paul Valéry, a famous French poet, essayist and philosopher.
The International College of Cannes is a private higher education institution in the French language and civilization created in 1931 by Paul Valéry, a famous French poet, essayist and philosopher.
The International College of Cannes, with a long experience in teaching French as a foreign language, offers standard group courses, au pair courses and finally, individual courses for fully personalized learning and follow-up.
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The International College of Cannes is an establishment built in the 30s, located on 11 hectares of wooded land facing the sea, where you can stay throughout your training. The college is located just a 15-minute walk from the Palais des Festivals and Cannes city center. In addition, the campus can offer you many additional services during your stay for your convenience.
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