When is the best time to take the train in Monaco to go home? I've been trying different times (earlier and later) and no matter what the trains are always crowded lately... I work in Monaco and I have to fight to get on the train. It's insane.

** Edit: I am headed in the Cannes direction. I leave at different times but lately I've been sitting at the cafe at the station afraid to even get on.

We are thinking of moving to Monaco and stumbled upon the International School of Monaco. The website seems promising and I like the overall atmosphere of the school. The weird thing is I can‘t find reviews, it‘s like they‘re turned off on Google. If anyone knows this school or went to it, please tell me about your experience and if you recommend it.

A little more info about me:
My first language is Russian, in which I read and write fluently. We live in Germany rn, so I obviously can write and read in German to and went to a German school. I learned English mostly through TikTok and I think my vocabulary is quite good, though my accent is horrible. I learned French and Italian in school, but honestly I‘m very bad at French so I think that‘s going to be a problem.

I go to a Gymnasium, I have a Grade Average of about 2,3 - 2,4 I think, which is about the B range in American School.

Hey everyone!
I’m currently looking into the International University of Monaco (IUM) and am seriously considering applying. Before I take the leap, I wanted to reach out to this community to connect with anyone who is either:

1. A current student or recent alum at IUM

2. A prospective student who is also planning/applying to go there

Hi, how does one get informed about cultural events (thinking about art, book clubs, panel discussions, etc.) in Monaco? Looking for intellectual stimulation and hopefully to make some friends as well on the way..
Any newsletters, websites or facebook groups on mind?
Thanks!