All subjects are taught in French, with language classes in Arabic and English, in addition to Spanish and Italian when required; although a number of other students are interested in Chinese language tuition these numbers are not sufficient to facilitate.
There have been three Directors of the college since its foundation: Ms. Kattoni (1965-1969), Miss Raymonde Abou (1969-1999) and Mrs Tiba Geha-Villard (2000–present).
Ms. Abou has been awarded both the Ordre des Palmes Académiques, an award given to eminent educators who have contributed greatly to the French national education system, as well as the Ordre du Mérite.
Similarly, Mrs. Geha Villard received in December 2008 the Ordre des Palmes Académiques.
[citation needed] The school had two main campuses, one located in the village of Bchamoun 5 miles from Beirut and a second in Jouret el-Ballout set in a picturesque Mediterranean pine tree forest.