Written on August 15, 2011 at 3:30 pm by

Free Two Week French Course + Accommodation in Brussels, Belgium: Giveaway from Easy Languages

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Easy Languages is currently offering their first giveaway: two weeks of French courses in Brussels, Belgium, including accommodation in a residence, valued at €795.00 or approximately $1,100.00 (USD) / £700.00 (GBP). This prize does not include airfare or any ground transportation.

If you are a US or UK resident over the age of 18 who wants to learn French for free in the capital of the European Union, simply leave a comment on their Language Traveler blog post by 11:59pm EST, Monday August 29, 2011.

One winner will be chosen randomly on September 2, 2011, and announced via their Facebook and Twitter.

Good luck! Bonne chance !

Grand Place / Grote Markt

The Atomium

Manneken Pis

Take a day trip to Bruges / Brugge

View more photos of Belgium at the Gallery.

No purchase or payment of any kind is necessary to enter or win giveaways. A purchase won’t improve an individual’s chance of winning. Please be sure to read eligibility and official rules.

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  • Nabila

    I read the eligibility requirements but will give a try anyways.  I’m Canadian and about to plunge into the ‘Assistant in France’ program near Aix-en-Provence this year.  Your site, experience, and dedication to helping others has been INVALUABLE to me.  Merci beaucoup, Jennie :)

  • http://twitter.com/EasyLanguages Easy Languages Staff

    Hey Nabila, we intended to open the contest to Canadian residents, but there was an extra level of regulations we had to adhere to. Our next contest will be open to Canada for sure!

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=640871155 Maria Gabriela Miranda

    I wish I could participate, what a wonderful site!  Thanks for all the amazing resources!

  • http://twitter.com/Hadlijay eurolingua

    It,s really nice view of this city. and studying their is dream of most of the students. thanks for sharing. 

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