What application materials do I need to study in France?

Students who are interested in studying in France need to prepare a lot of materials, whether they do it themselves or give it to teachers in overseas institutions, they need to know something about the prepared materials. Let me give you a brief introduction.

Introduction to French study abroad materials: how to write the letter of study abroad motivation

Motivation letter, or personal statement, is a very important material when applying for a French school. Students can fully demonstrate their ability and comprehensive quality to the school, indicating that their study abroad is fully prepared and planned, thus persuading the school to grant admission.

Introduction of materials for studying in France (II): What are the materials in birth notarization?

Generally, the birth certificate should be translated and notarized according to the template provided by the notary office, and the content should be consistent with that on the China certificate. Notary offices in different places may be slightly different, but some major information is definitely available. Usually, students apply for notarial certificates through study abroad agencies or other intermediaries, rather than by themselves. Students need to pay attention to confirm the important information on the notarial certificate, mainly in these aspects.

Introduction of materials for studying in France (3): Reminder of academic materials (4)

Academic materials are mainly used to apply for schools at the application stage, including transcripts, proof of study, and proof of highest academic qualifications. Many colleges and universities have academic affairs offices to help students learn these materials. As long as you know how to deal with it and how long it takes, these materials can be prepared step by step.

Introduction of materials for studying in France Part IV: Handling of certification materials.

The degree certification report needs to be applied on the China Diploma of Degree and Education Certification website, and it should be applied according to the certification process. The website provides very detailed handling instructions and contact instructions. Tiandao Bian Xiao reminds everyone that there is still a French visa application to pay attention to.

Introduction of materials for studying in France (5): proof of study and proof of suspension from school

Proof of study and proof of suspension are the materials that students who are studying in universities but have not yet obtained the undergraduate diploma need to apply for studying in France. It is usually handled in the academic affairs office of the school. Different schools have different requirements, and students who need to apply need to leave enough time to apply for materials.

Introduction of materials for studying in France (6): work certificate

For students with higher education and certain work experience, they may need work certificates from their work units when applying for schools. In the CELA interview, the interviewer will also ask the applicant about his work experience after graduation from undergraduate or junior college.

Introduction of materials for studying in France (7): applying for French resume.

If all notarial certification materials are "hardware", then several major documents such as motivation letter, resume and recommendation letter are "software", which is the stage for applicants to show their own advantages and willingness to apply. Today, I will introduce you to what a resume should include.

The above is the application materials for studying abroad that Tian Dao Bian Xiao introduced to you today. I hope you can pay more attention. If you have any questions or don't understand the visa application in France, you can directly log on to Tiandao Education Network and have a direct conversation with our French teachers studying abroad.

Major cities in France choose schools. There are 86 public universities in France. French universities now implement a new LMD academic system, the main structure of which is "three-year undergraduate course, five-year master's degree and eight-year doctoral degree". This academic system promotes cooperation and exchanges among European universities, facilitates students' circulation and career integration in the European Union, and is also conducive to students' resumption or continuation of their studies in international mobility. Generally speaking, French public universities have three years of undergraduate, two years of master and three years of doctor. Some technical colleges in public universities have two-year diplomas, and some private schools may have a master's degree 1 year. French private universities are famous for their art and advanced business. In particular, Gao Shang, who teaches in English, has become the first choice for many students. In France, because many schools do not have a separate ranking as a reference, for the sake of future immigration and employment, the city where the school is located and its popularity have become the primary criteria for choosing schools.