I have been to both places, so give some advice to the landlord. I started to go to AF, mainly for foreign teachers, and that's the problem. It was really difficult at first, and students were divided into two poles. Don't expect too much if you can't keep up in two weeks. Learning more and more, there is no way to make up for it. The teacher will not make up lessons for you alone, and it is not easy to ask questions after class. It's even harder not to know grammar. However, AF hardware facilities are very good, but it is basically not suitable for beginners. I think it will be more helpful for people with high level of French. Later, I went to 3A. Since I took the entrance exam, I feel good. From simple to difficult, I was arranged in Nieau3, and I felt very enthusiastic after entering the class. First of all, the number of people, a small class of 10, the teacher asked everyone to introduce themselves, which made me know my classmates quickly. Foreign teachers have more classes and more opportunities to speak. Teachers are patient with any questions, even after class. There will be a test every week, and the teacher will strengthen it according to the students' questions so that everyone can fully understand it. Half of the weekly courses are textbooks, and the other half are divided into grammar, reading comprehension, listening comprehension, oral English and writing, which are taught by different teachers. In the past three years, apart from learning French, I also learned a lot about French culture and society, as well as their personal experiences, which broadened me a lot. What moved me most was that I learned not only French, but also the teacher's enthusiasm. Look at both houses if you have time. . . Come on!