FAQ
The cyclone season in Réunion generally runs from November to April. The months most likely to experience cyclones are January, February and March. It is important to note that the cyclone season does not necessarily guarantee the occurrence of a cyclone, disaster or total destruction. It has been known to occur without a cyclone during the entire cyclone season. Cyclones can vary in intensity and trajectory, so it’s essential to remain vigilant and follow the advice of local authorities.
To cool off during the European summer heatwave from June to August, we’ve got just the thing! Our temperatures during these three months are between 25°C and 28°C. So it’s the perfect season for hiking.
On Reunion Island, many beaches are secured by shark nets and supervised by lifeguards, providing safe swimming areas. By following local recommendations, you can enjoy the island’s crystal-clear waters with complete peace of mind. Reunion Island is home to a lagoon of translucent waters, protected by an immense coral reef. Here, you can swim and observe a multitude of fish in complete safety.
That depends on many factors. The most important thing to adapt is regularity. Practice your new skills a little every day. Do grammar exercises, watch your favorite English film or read short newspaper articles. See your teacher at least one hour a week to improve.
While it’s possible to discover certain parts of La Réunion using public transport or guided tours, having your own vehicle offers incomparable flexibility and freedom to explore the island at your own pace. Many attractions are more easily accessible by car, allowing visitors to fully discover the island’s natural and cultural diversity.
To register for our language training programs, simply complete our online application form on our website or contact us directly by e-mail. We’ll be happy to guide you and answer any questions you may have.
Our training courses start every Monday, except on public holidays. Classes start at 9 a.m., and we invite you to share a convivial breakfast together. This will give you the opportunity to meet your classmates, the instructors and familiarize yourself with our facilities before the course begins.
Fear of speaking up or being judged. Accept mistakes: Understand that making mistakes is an integral part of the learning process. Every mistake is an opportunity to learn and improve.
Grammatical difficulties. Learn grammar in the context of complete sentences rather than in isolation.
Pronunciation problems. Listen to recordings of native speakers and try to imitate their pronunciation.
