He`s learning French at French Cultural Institute.
or
.............................at the French Cultural Institute.
at French Cultural Center
or
at the French Cultural Center
I think the article should be left out,but i need your opinion.
Thanks.
Normally, you would be correct, but unfortunately this is an exception to the rule that a singular proper noun does not require an article. The correct sentence is:
"He's learning French at the French Cultural Institute."
Other exceptions include: "the Colorado River", "the Statue of Liberty" and "the Eiffel Tower".