[quote user="Joerger École"]Elihai, My wife and I used Fehrenbach to prepare for our written and performance test. We thought their instruction was excellent especially for us with limited French language skills at the time. Our primary instructor was an American who guided us through the process very well. Yes, it was a hassle to have to travel to Paris for the instruction but we considered it worthwhile as we would not have been able to pass the exam, at the time, without the skillful instruction. Ask for Susan if she is still available. We both passed the written exam the first time in spite of the fact that the translator provided by the examiners was German and did not translate properly. For example, he would say something like: "At the next intersection you may...." when the actual text said "At the next intersection you must...." Seemingly small difference but it confused many in the examining room. We, fortunately, had been trained so well that we knew the difference in the French text and got the right answers in spite of the poor translation. You do not mention your nationality, but I would just remind you that if you are an American from certain U.S. States you can simply exchange your US license for a French license. We, unfortunately, were from Oregon which does not have an agreement with France for license exchange. Good luck! [/quote] Thanks for the info (for you and the others) Two things : I live in Paris do no extra expanses, and my license is Israeli - not exchangable :) When did you do the process? Can I buy from you the 2 DVDs and the book? I think on going to the exam by myself... Merci!
