FRENCH PROGRAM at QSI international School Shenzhen
By Nowshenzhen · November 15, 2024 · 1 min read · 👁 2,528 views
QSI has now launched an accredited French Program – following the French education bureau’s guidelines. The program is AEFE accredited – Agency for teaching French abroad.
We welcome students from 2 years old to 14 years old:
The French Education Bureau organizes school learning per cycle:
Cycle 1 – 2 to 5 years old – the primary learning cycle Kindergarten – La maternelle: de la Toute Petite Section à la Grande Section. Right from the beginning, our students learn 3 languages: French, English and Mandarin.
Cycle 2 – 6 to 8 years old – the fundamental learning cycle CP-CE1-CE2 The curriculum continues in French, English and in mandarin; additionally, the students can join extra-curricular activities in English and French.
Cycle 3 – 9 to 11 years old – the consolidation cycle CM1 CM2 – 6ème.
For Middle school, we work with Le CNED to ensure the study of : French, Mathematics and History-Geography to get the French diploma : Brevet des collèges, at the end of this cycle.
Once obtained, the students have the possibility to pursue their studies, at QSI secondary and choose the option: IB- A French.
Please feel free to contact us for more details!
Address & Contact Information
Address: 8 Tai Zi Road, Shekou, Shenzhen, Guangdong, Address CN: 深圳市南山区太子路8号碧桃中心F1层 Website: https://shenzhen.qsi.org Phone: +86-755-2667-6031 Email: [email protected] Contact us by WeChat:

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