Educate in what aspect? So he's housebroken, or is he chewing up things in your house? Maybe he just jumps on people and you wouldn't like for him to do that. I agree with Jura. Be the boss. Make sure you give a lot of positive re-enforcement, that is, whenever he does something you want him to do say "quel bon chien!" If he does something bad and you catch him in the act, you can raise your voice and say "No! Bad dog! (or whatever)." I think obedience school might be a little much, but I do have some more advice. Try to find other people with a puppy or dog and get your puppy to socialize with it. My dog never really had a lot of contact with other dogs when he was a puppy, and he is awkward in social situations with other dogs. Being comfortable with other dogs will be helpful if you ever have to board you dog and will make him less likely to get into fights with other dogs if he ever gets loose. Have lots of fun with your puppy! They are only little for a short time. Bonne chance!