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    Tennis Camp

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    Tennis Camp combines French language learning with professional tennis coaching, using sport and everyday conversation to build skills in a French immersion environment.

    Last verified: 9 Oct 2026Reviewed by:BSBen Stacy

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    Tennis Camp at a glance: cost, dates and eligibility

    Current status

    Upcoming

    Eligibility

    Competitive tennis players; all French levels

    Age range / Year group

    Ages 10-17

    Location / Region

    Quebec City, Canada

    Cost

    From $1,599

    Duration

    1-5 weeks

    Format

    In-person

    Next session

    28 June-2 July 2027

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    Language: French; 7 instruction levels
    Class size: 10-15 students
    Accommodation: Homestay or Laval University residence
    Meals: 3 daily; residence evening snack
    Certificate / Outcome: Completion certificate; parent progress report
    Sessions / cadence: Monday-Friday: French 15 hours; tennis 15 hours
    Tutors / faculty: Native French teachers; professional tennis coaches
    Accreditation: Languages Canada-accredited school

    Tennis Camp summary

    Edu-inter combines Core French lessons with professional tennis training, so students practice language skills in class and through a sport they already enjoy.

    The experience includes technical coaching, physical training and matches, with a French-only policy extending immersion beyond the classroom.

    It is a strong fit for students who want serious tennis practice alongside language learning and are comfortable with a structured daily routine.

    What is Tennis Camp?

    Tennis Camp is Edu-inter's French immersion program combining morning language classes with afternoon training at Académie de tennis Aliassime. Students study French at their own level and apply it through tennis practice and everyday interactions. Edu-inter is a Languages Canada-accredited French immersion school.

    The tennis component includes physical training, technical coaching and matches with highly trained professionals. Evening activities and weekend excursions extend the experience beyond lessons and courts. Homestay and residence packages support immersion outside the school day.

    Why Succeed highlights Tennis Camp

    • The equal split between French lessons and tennis training gives both interests substantial practice time.

    • Professional coaching includes physical training, technique and matches rather than recreational court time alone.

    • Seven French instruction levels let students learn at an appropriate language level.

    • The French-only environment connects classroom learning with sport, accommodation and daily conversation.

    • Accommodation packages include meals, transport and weekend excursions, making family planning more straightforward.

    Who is Tennis Camp for?

    Best for

    Tennis players who want to improve their game while building confidence in French through sustained daily use.

    Not ideal if

    You want tennis without language classes, or prefer a loosely structured vacation with minimal compulsory activities.

    Is Tennis Camp worth it?

    This program offers a convincing combination when French and tennis are both priorities. Substantial weekly instruction in each, followed by everyday French immersion, gives students repeated chances to turn lessons into usable skills. Professional coaching adds structure to the sporting component.

    The value depends on enjoying both halves of the day and being comfortable with intensive routines. Tennis cannot be booked independently of Core French, and attendance requirements limit flexibility. Families should compare accommodation options and the complete package quote before committing.

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    Cost and what is included

    From $1,599; includes 15 hours of French classes per week, 15 hours of afternoon tennis per week, Books and materials, Accommodation packages: homestay or residence, Homestay: 3 meals daily, Residence: 3 meals and 1 evening snack daily, Accommodation packages: evening activities and weekend excursions, Transportation between school, accommodation and camp, Accommodation packages: arrival and departure transfers, Accommodation packages: health insurance and custodianship, Accommodation packages: registration and placement fees.

    Accommodation

    Homestay or Laval University residence

    Meals

    3 daily; residence evening snack

    Provider details

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    Dates and logistics

    1-5 weeks; Quebec City, Canada.

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    How much preparation does Tennis Camp need?

    Effort level

    High during camp, with 30 instructional hours each week.

    Best started

    Begin planning two to three months before your chosen summer start, allowing longer if Canadian entry documents are needed.

    Main challenge

    Sustaining physical effort while communicating in French throughout the day.

    Typical preparation

    • Record your tennis experience, training history and current level for registration.

    • Prepare your racket, suitable activewear and medical information.

    • Choose accommodation with your parent or guardian and review meal and outing arrangements.

    • Plan entry documents, insurance and transfers early enough to meet the payment timetable.

    Useful if

    You already enjoy tennis and want practical French immersion.

    What do students do on Tennis Camp?

    You alternate structured French learning with professional tennis practice, using French throughout the experience. Activities and accommodation provide additional opportunities to speak the language outside class.

    Step-by-step process

    1. 1

      Attend morning Core French classes to develop reading, writing, speaking and comprehension.

    2. 2

      Travel to the tennis academy after lunch.

    3. 3

      Practice technique, physical training and matches during afternoon tennis sessions.

    4. 4

      Return to your accommodation for residence activities or time with your host family.

    5. 5

      Join the organized weekend excursions included in accommodation packages.

    Tennis Camp dates and deadlines

    French & Tennis — 1 week — Homestay — June 28

    28 June-2 July 2027

    Homestay package; instructional dates.

    Upcoming

    French & Tennis — 1 week — Residence — June 28

    28 June-2 July 2027

    Residence package; instructional dates.

    Upcoming

    French & Tennis — 2 weeks — Homestay — June 28

    28 June-9 July 2027

    Homestay package; instructional dates.

    Upcoming

    French & Tennis — 2 weeks — Residence — June 28

    28 June-9 July 2027

    Residence package; instructional dates.

    Upcoming

    French & Tennis — 3 weeks — Homestay — June 28

    28 June-16 July 2027

    Homestay package; instructional dates.

    Upcoming

    French & Tennis — 3 weeks — Residence — June 28

    28 June-16 July 2027

    Residence package; instructional dates.

    Upcoming

    French & Tennis — 4 weeks — Homestay — June 28

    28 June-23 July 2027

    Homestay package; instructional dates.

    Upcoming

    French & Tennis — 4 weeks — Residence — June 28

    28 June-23 July 2027

    Residence package; instructional dates.

    Upcoming

    French & Tennis — 5 weeks — Homestay — June 28

    28 June-30 July 2027

    Homestay package; instructional dates.

    Upcoming

    French & Tennis — 5 weeks — Residence — June 28

    28 June-30 July 2027

    Residence package; instructional dates.

    Upcoming

    French & Tennis — 4 weeks — Homestay — July 5

    5-30 July 2027

    Homestay package; instructional dates.

    Upcoming

    French & Tennis — 4 weeks — Residence — July 5

    5-30 July 2027

    Residence package; instructional dates.

    Upcoming

    French & Tennis — 3 weeks — Homestay — July 5

    5-23 July 2027

    Homestay package; instructional dates.

    Upcoming

    French & Tennis — 3 weeks — Residence — July 5

    5-23 July 2027

    Residence package; instructional dates.

    Upcoming

    French & Tennis — 2 weeks — Homestay — July 5

    5-16 July 2027

    Homestay package; instructional dates.

    Upcoming

    French & Tennis — 2 weeks — Residence — July 5

    5-16 July 2027

    Residence package; instructional dates.

    Upcoming

    French & Tennis — 1 week — Residence — July 5

    5-9 July 2027

    Residence package; instructional dates.

    Upcoming

    French & Tennis — 1 week — Homestay — July 5

    5-9 July 2027

    Homestay package; instructional dates.

    Upcoming

    French & Tennis — 3 weeks — Homestay — July 12

    12-30 July 2027

    Homestay package; instructional dates.

    Upcoming

    French & Tennis — 3 weeks — Residence — July 12

    12-30 July 2027

    Residence package; instructional dates.

    Upcoming

    French & Tennis — 2 weeks — Homestay — July 12

    12-23 July 2027

    Homestay package; instructional dates.

    Upcoming

    French & Tennis — 2 weeks — Residence — July 12

    12-23 July 2027

    Residence package; instructional dates.

    Upcoming

    French & Tennis — 1 week — Homestay — July 12

    12-16 July 2027

    Homestay package; instructional dates.

    Upcoming

    French & Tennis — 1 week — Residence — July 12

    12-16 July 2027

    Residence package; instructional dates.

    Upcoming

    French & Tennis — 1 week — Homestay — July 19

    19-23 July 2027

    Homestay package; instructional dates.

    Upcoming

    French & Tennis — 1 week — Residence — July 19

    19-23 July 2027

    Residence package; instructional dates.

    Upcoming

    French & Tennis — 2 weeks — Residence — July 19

    19-30 July 2027

    Residence package; instructional dates.

    Upcoming

    French & Tennis — 2 weeks — Homestay — July 19

    19-30 July 2027

    Homestay package; instructional dates.

    Upcoming

    French & Tennis — 1 week — Homestay — July 26

    26-30 July 2027

    Homestay package; instructional dates.

    Upcoming

    French & Tennis — 1 week — Residence — July 26

    26-30 July 2027

    Residence package; instructional dates.

    Upcoming

    Eligibility and requirements

    • Be age 10-17 when the program begins.

    • Bring your own tennis racket.

    • Combine afternoon tennis with morning Core French.

    • Foreign students must meet Canadian visa requirements.

    • Foreign students need travel and health insurance throughout their stay.

    • Students age 12 and under must choose residence accommodation.

    How much does Tennis Camp cost?

    Program fee

    $1,599 — One-week day-camper option.

    Funding or discounts

    • Day camper: 2 weeks: $3,198
    • Day camper: 3 weeks: $4,797
    • Day camper: 4 weeks: $6,396
    • Day camper: 5 weeks: $7,995
    • Homestay: 1 week: $2,599 — Accommodation and three daily meals.
    • Homestay: 2 weeks: $3,799
    • Homestay: 3 weeks: $5,199
    • Homestay: 4 weeks: $6,599
    • Homestay: 5 weeks: $8,099
    • Residence: 1 week: $2,999 — Accommodation, three daily meals and an evening snack.
    • Residence: 2 weeks: $5,399
    • Residence: 3 weeks: $6,799
    • Residence: 4 weeks: $8,399
    • Residence: 5 weeks: $9,999
    • Confirmation deposit: 25% or $400 — Whichever is higher; counts toward the invoice.
    • Early-registration pricing: 2026 rates — Summer 2027 registrations received before 31 December 2026.
    • Dietary supplement: $27 — Per day/night for vegan or gluten-free diets.
    • Unaccompanied-minor service: $165 — Each way.
    • Montreal return transfer: $735 — Optional two-way transfer.
    • Day-camper Montreal excursion: $499 — Optional weekend excursion supplement.

    What's included

    15 hours of French classes per week, 15 hours of afternoon tennis per week, Books and materials, Accommodation packages: homestay or residence, Homestay: 3 meals daily, Residence: 3 meals and 1 evening snack daily, Accommodation packages: evening activities and weekend excursions, Transportation between school, accommodation and camp, Accommodation packages: arrival and departure transfers, Accommodation packages: health insurance and custodianship, Accommodation packages: registration and placement fees

    How to apply to Tennis Camp

    1. 1

      Create an account through Edu-inter's quote and registration portal, or complete the 2027 teen registration form.

    2. 2

      Select French & Tennis, your start date, duration and accommodation option.

    3. 3

      Provide personal details, emergency contacts, French level and tennis experience.

    4. 4

      Complete the medical information and parental authorizations.

    5. 5

      Review the confirmation and invoice, then pay 25% or $400 CAD, whichever is higher, to confirm registration.

    6. 6

      Settle the invoice 30 days before the program begins and send your final travel itinerary.

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    What does Tennis Camp cover?

    The program covers the following focus areas.

    French communication

    Develop reading, writing, speaking and comprehension through level-appropriate French classes.

    Tennis technique

    Improve tennis skills through technical training and intensive professional coaching.

    Physical training and matches

    Practice athletic development and apply tennis skills through matches.

    Curriculum may be adjusted based on participant interests and current developments.

    What is a typical day on Tennis Camp?

    A typical day during the program.

    Core French

    Classes run 8:30 am-11:45 am, providing 15 teaching hours weekly.

    Lunch and transfer

    Lunch is 11:45 am-12:15 pm; transport to tennis leaves at 12:30 pm.

    Tennis training

    Training runs 1:00 pm-4:00 pm, followed by school return and accommodation transport at 4:30 pm.

    Accommodation activities

    Residence activities run every weekday evening; homestay students join one evening per two weeks, with weekend excursions included in packages.

    Who teaches on Tennis Camp?

    Qualified, experienced native French speakers teach the language component. Académie de tennis Aliassime provides intensive coaching with highly trained tennis professionals.

    The tennis factsheet lists 10-15 students per French class.

    Where do students stay on Tennis Camp?

    Residential plan

    • Francophone homestay: Local host families are screened and matched to students' interests and profiles, with three meals daily.
    • Laval University residence: Furnished rooms are shared with one other student, with Wi-Fi and shared common areas about 15 minutes by bus from school.
    • Residence meals and supervision: Residence packages provide three daily meals, an evening snack and camp-counselor supervision, subject to authorized-outing rules.
    • Activities and excursions: Residence students have weekday evening activities, while both accommodation packages include weekend excursions and program transport.

    Non-residential plan

    • Day-camper option: A specialty day option combines French and tennis without food or lodging.

    Students age 12 and under must choose residence accommodation; eligible older residence students need parental authorization for independent evening outings.

    What happens after Tennis Camp?

    After completing this program, participants often pursue:

    Develop French reading, writing, speaking and comprehension.

    Improve tennis technique and athletic skills through coached practice.

    Receive a course completion certificate with 100% class attendance.

    Parents receive a final pedagogical report.

    Where does Tennis Camp take place?

    Morning classes take place at Collège Mérici in Quebec City, with transport to Académie de tennis Aliassime for afternoon training. The tennis factsheet identifies Club de tennis St. Rodrigue in Charlesbourg, with five hard-surface courts.

    Edu-inter offers transfers from Quebec City's Jean Lesage Airport or Gare du Palais, with Montreal transfers by special request.

    Tennis Camp FAQs

    Yes. French instruction has seven levels, from beginner to advanced. The tennis training is designed for competitive players.

    No. Afternoon tennis must be taken with morning Core French.

    Students must bring their own tennis racket. Include suitable activewear for daily training.

    Homestay packages include three meals daily. Residence packages include three meals and an evening snack daily; the day-camper option excludes food and lodging.

    Camp counselors supervise residence students. Eligible older students may take authorized evening outings in groups of three with a phone and identification, returning by 9:30 pm; students under 13 cannot take these outings.

    Residence students have organized activities every weekday evening. Homestay students join one organized evening activity per two weeks and otherwise spend time with their host family or follow the applicable outing rules.

    A course completion certificate requires 100% class attendance. Attendance at classes and camp is mandatory except for justified medical reasons.

    Students must meet Canadian entry requirements and have travel and health insurance. If a tourist visa is needed, Edu-inter can provide a letter of acceptance after receiving the minimum deposit.

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    Sources & verification

    Source types reviewed

    • Frequently Asked Questions Before You Register Your Teen - Edu-Inter
    • Prepare for you stay - Edu-Inter
    • Accomodation services | Edu-inter
    • French Summer Camps for Teenagers | Edu-inter
    • Register - Edu-Inter
    • Dates & Price List - Edu-Inter
    • TEEN App Form ENG 2016_LR
    • Summer Camp Price List 2027
    • Download the Multiactivity French Summer Camp Factsheet
    • Tennis French Summer Camp for Teenagers | Edu-inter

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    What we verified (on 9 Oct 2026)

    • Official camp page checked

    • Summer 2027 dates checked

    • Tennis package prices reviewed

    • Age requirements reviewed

    • Accommodation and meals reviewed

    • Registration and refund terms reviewed

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