Best Academies To Learn Exchange Languages ​​in Bucharest Near Me

Cheia Sol: Very good. A warm, pleasant place, friendly staff.

Jonathan Miller: I had the pleasure of applying for my son to attend this school, and I must say, the support we received from the admissions team was truly exceptional. From start to finish, they were there for us every step of the way, making the entire process seamless and stress-free. Despite having to cancel our relocation, I am genuinely amazed by the unwavering professionalism and kind-heartedness displayed by the wonderful individuals at this school. Their commitment to excellence and genuine care for families like ours is truly commendable.

Mr J L: Great intensive A2 2-week course. Never did I believe I would be able to read, understand and speak Romanian that fast. An incredible format with 4 hours every day, 3 hours each morning with only a couple of other students and 1 hour in the afternoon, and most of all, two different and complementary teachers over two weeks which enable us to get used to different methods, different voices and tones, different styles. Good grammar fundamentals to grasp the gist of the verbs and be ready with A2 to go outside and speak to everyone as well as understand posters, signs or press articles. Thank you to Andreea and Livia!

mojtaba sahra: دانشگاهی خوب و محیطی دلپذیراستادان به نامی داره

Stefania Simona: ! Și fetița și nepoțica au avut descrierea identica! Azi când am încheiat anul, nu am avut nici o diploma…, nimic…! Nu avem nici o dovada ca am făcut un an de “ pregătite” la acesta scoala! Aaa,pardon..! Avem dovada( doar tranzacțiile bancare

Oana Corniciuc: Halloween party with hands! The teacher asks us to be understanding, so they know how to have fun :(. Halal education

puti apeste: School for girls and that's it

Rose Dawson: Quite a decent service but in true Romanian fashion quite clumsy. Called first in order to make sure that they offer certification services ( they do only for academic ones) and inquire about the prices. Obtained the information in quite a decent English and timely manner. Called a second time a month later to make sure that the information l was given innitially was still up to date. Well, this time around, the lady who answered was overwhelmed by the task of having a conversation in fluent English and went back and forth trying to find the required information. I was able to put together the bits of broken English and understand that the information l obtained during my first call to them was up to date. I apparently had to fill in two request forms, one for each document and payment can only be done via bank transfer because they do not have a pos device on site. Armed with these bits of information l went there. As it turns out, having your documents certified is an easy , fast process that takes 10-15 minutes ( it was not busy when I went on a Tuesday afternoon around 3:30 pm). However, for some reason, no one requested that I fill in the certification request forms so l honestly do not know if it was a mistake on their part or if it is not needed after all. I just paid for the certification 40 Ron ( 20 Ron each) and left with my newly certified papers. Prices vary depending on the documents,so they said, but for masters degree certificate and transcript this is what they charge at this time. One important thing to remember is that although this is the British Council people tend to speak Romanian so do not expect to be greeted in English or for it to be the default language. If you go there in person or call it is a good idea to have someone that speaks fluent romanian around or use your knowledge if you speak the language as a little Romanian goes a long way when you need any of the services they provide here. All in all a decent place but to be dealt with only when needed. They also offer IELTS tests and needless to say equipment is ancient ( they almost ruined my hearing with the excessively loud recordings), staff is Romanian and their manners ( in some cases) and proficiency in English leave a lot to be desired.

Gennady Kim: many memories