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How to improve your French once you are in France.

The “n+i” network offers a full linguistic integration package in a specialised centre for several months, before you begin your engineering course.
These lessons are intensive and designed especially for your level. However, here are a few pieces of advice to help you make progress on your own:
 
Continue the distance learning French lessons that the “n+i” network offers for free.
  1. Make contact with French students in your school and offer a conversation exchange: an hour of French for an hour of your language.
  2. Continue listening to the radio and watching television in French. It’s very effective and less tiring,
  3. Read a French newspaper on a subject you like (sport, politics, environment, technology, literature, history etc.),
  4. Once in France, join a group (theatre, cinema, music, painting, video games) or a sports club (football, rugby, volleyball, handball, judo, karate, tennis, water-polo, body-building etc.).
 
A word of advice: try not to spend all your time with people who speak your language.