An analysis of the interview of studying abroad in France

# Studying in France # Introduction France has always been a very popular place to study abroad, which is largely due to its excellent education. The following is an analysis of the interview questions of studying in France, and I don't want to share it. Welcome to read the reference!

An analysis of the interview of studying abroad in France

First, introduce yourself.

After taking a seat, students will be invited to introduce their personal situation first. This is everyone's chance to show their advantages. Many subsequent questions will revolve around this passage, so everyone should carefully consider every point they say and don't dig holes for themselves.

Second, why choose France?

When asked about choosing France as a destination, everyone should focus on showing their yearning for France, and put the ultimate goal on education, and confirm that they go to France because of studying, in order to gain more professional knowledge.

Third, why did you choose this school?

To confirm the reason of our college, we should show our understanding of the school and be attracted by its strength. It will be more convincing to confirm that the school can provide software and hardware services to upgrade skills and link them with future employment.

Fourth, why did you choose this major?

Confirmation of professional needs is related to my ability and experience. The promotion of this major can be based on your own understanding of the major, showing the matching degree with the major, so that the future study will be smoother; And interdisciplinary students should put their interests and efforts on their majors. After all, they will encounter more difficulties in learning, and they should show their perseverance and determination in learning.

What is the study plan?

Whether there is a feasible plan for future study will also affect the interviewer's judgment on you. Here, it will be linked to the purpose of going abroad. If you can provide a feasible and logical plan, you can dispel the interviewer's doubts about you. Firm the goal of studying abroad.

6. Do you have a career plan?

Employment planning is suitable for study plan. Here, don't say that you plan to go to France for a part-time job. You can say that you will choose to return to work after completing your study tasks. Don't reveal any inclination about immigration.

After the interview questions are asked, everyone will have a chance to ask their own questions. This is to grab what they are interested in, ask questions and get the answers they want. Don't waste this opportunity.

Extended reading: a guide to studying in France

First, learning: learning a language well is the first priority, and you must not be autistic!

After arriving in France, we all know that we have to pass the language barrier, especially French. Generally, students go abroad for short-term intensive training, rather than having a solid foundation like English.

As we all know, communicating with the French is a shortcut to get through the language barrier. However, it still takes quite a long time for many students to communicate with the French normally. The main reason is probably everyone's mentality.

When studying, there will be many opportunities to communicate with the French. International students will have more opportunities to practice French through study (such as taking notes and group discussion), various activities (sports activities, cultural activities) and various gatherings.

The most taboo is that some students will work at sunrise and return at sunset, stay indoors on weekends and play computer games with them every day. This misses a good opportunity for language learning and application.

Suggestion: stick to daily French study, memorize words, be familiar with the fixed collocation of some phrases and sentence patterns, and be familiar with common grammatical tenses. Enrich yourself every day and stick to it.

Don't be "dumb" in French, communicate with foreign students at school and make more friends. Especially in daily oral English, you will be familiar with it after listening and speaking more. It is important to listen to the radio, read newspapers, improve vocabulary and learn to express.

Second, after school: take part in extracurricular practice, don't escape!

The teaching methods of French universities and colleges are quite different. Generally speaking, there are relatively few class hours in universities, but after class, students need to devote considerable energy to taking notes and reading a lot of materials, so students need to occupy a dominant position in their studies.

In college, the schedule is quite tight, so everyone should arrange their own schedule reasonably to ensure their health and adapt to the life of studying abroad.

After the senior year, there will be more and more group projects. Doing these projects with your classmates will help you adapt to studying in France and benefit a lot.

I very much hope that foreign students can take these projects seriously, give full play to their role in the team and attach importance to teamwork. At the same time, I also try to cultivate the ability of organization and coordination in these projects, which will be very useful for future employment and improvement of work ability.

We should also take internships seriously. Generally, French schools attach great importance to internship, which is a very good opportunity to go out into society and get in touch with enterprises. Through internships in different kinds, different enterprises and even different countries, you will be able to quickly improve your adaptability and team spirit in the enterprise.

Suggestion: Try to join the group of international students and do project assignments with them, so that you can make friends, practice oral English and basically understand their work style. Try to give full play to your advantages and strengths in group work and make more efforts to exercise yourself.

Third, daily life: etiquette-friends of the opposite sex have to face it, there is no need to be shy!

Face-to-face signing ceremony: French name is "BISOUS". Simply put, when friends and relatives meet or break up, they usually touch their cheeks and make a "tut-tut" sound at the same time. The louder the voice, the more enthusiastic they are. Usually start from the right cheek and touch left and right.

The frequency of bison varies from region to region. Generally, there are two in Paris, two or four in Angles, three or four further south to Provence, and five in some areas. Don't be too shy This kind of etiquette is common here.

Suggestion: the face-to-face signing ceremony is not a kiss as we understand it, but a common meeting etiquette. You don't need to be embarrassed and shy when you first arrive in France.

At the same time, as a medium to greet each other and exchange feelings, we should also grasp the opportunity and occasion of bye-bye, for example, in business or other formal occasions, unless we are old friends, it is better to shake hands.

Extended reading: five factors to win a study visa in France

1, excellent university professional performance.

Students with high professional scores are more popular with schools and French higher education institutions. For example, applying for the top ten universities requires a GPA of at least 3.0/4.0. In addition, if the score of a single subject is too low, it may also be questioned by the face-to-face signing officer during the face-to-face signing process.

2. Good language skills.

How to judge your language ability? First of all, French test scores can reach above B 1 level, preferably close to B2 level; Secondly, hearing is barrier-free, pronunciation and intonation are clear, and you can simply describe your thoughts and opinions; Third, if you can communicate in English, you can make up for the lack of French. If the French level of French majors does not reach B2, it is easy to be refused a visa.

3. Reasonable study abroad planning

There are three taboos in studying in France: first, cross-majors; The second is to interrupt domestic study; The third is demotion or leapfrog. French public universities attach great importance to professional integration and credit exchange when enrolling students. Therefore, students should not easily cross majors when choosing majors. Even if the professional names are consistent, it depends on whether the course content is consistent, otherwise it is easy to be considered that the study abroad plan is not clear. We suggest that it is more reasonable for students to prepare for studying abroad when they just enter freshman or graduate from senior year.

Finally, the problem of demotion or leapfrog caused by different education systems. We suggest that undergraduate graduates should not be easily demoted to the undergraduate stage or jump to the second year of master's degree, and students who graduated from junior college should not jump to the master's stage easily.

4. Clear career goals

Many students do not have a clear career goal when planning to study abroad, so they are at a loss or very vague when talking about career planning during the interview. This situation is bound to make you lose points in the interview evaluation. We suggest that students set a career goal in advance according to the study abroad plan, and can talk about how to achieve it in detail.

5, face-to-face sign

Face-to-face visa of French higher education institutions is a big threshold for studying in France.

In addition to the above five points, family economic status, education level and immigration tendency are also important factors affecting the signing rate.

Students who want to study in France must pay attention to the five points summarized above, so that they can apply for a French visa with ease and reduce unnecessary troubles in the process of studying abroad. But professional achievement and language ability are indispensable. On this basis, they must also make plans and have clear goals. I don't think it is difficult to apply for a study visa in France.

Extended reading: a list of the advantages of studying in France

1, relax the study abroad policy

To apply for studying in France, public universities only need to provide an economic guarantee of about 654.38 million yuan, which is valid during the visa period and can be retained for more than 6 months. Compared with other countries studying abroad, the capital requirements are relatively loose.

2. France is allowed to work, and there are many government policies that are beneficial to international students.

Every student has the right to take part-time jobs, and all students have the right to take part-time jobs. They are free to work for 20 hours a week, or they can concentrate their working hours and work full-time during school holidays. Anyone who has obtained a master's degree or a diploma equivalent to a master's degree (engineer diploma, advanced business school diploma, etc.). You can get a temporary residence permit for six months to find or engage in paid work related to your major. After 6 months, if you are employed, you will get a residence permit to live and work in France.

3. Diplomas from French universities are recognized by China.

China signed an agreement on mutual recognition of educational diplomas with France, and the bachelor's, master's and doctoral diplomas obtained in France are recognized equally by the French Ministry of Education internationally.

International students enjoy the same rights as French students.

During their study in France, international students enjoy the same preferential policies as French students, such as housing subsidies, transportation subsidies, food subsidies, medical insurance, etc.

5, school-enterprise cooperation, apply what you have learned.

One of the characteristics of French higher education system is to promote the contact between schools and enterprises in a limited way. This is true not only in engineering colleges and business schools, but also in comprehensive universities, which are increasingly in contact with enterprises through professional undergraduate and master courses, and their theoretical knowledge is complementary. Internship has been integrated into the university curriculum, so that students can better understand the actual situation of the enterprise and work out the future career direction.

6. Provide numerous scholarships for outstanding students.

The French government provides more than 20,000 study scholarships and internship scholarships for outstanding international students every year, and those who receive government scholarships are exempt from the university registration fee. French universities, educational institutions and enterprises also provide different types of funding.

7. China and France have close exchanges and broad employment prospects.

China and France have always maintained close cooperation in the fields of education, culture, economy and investment, and both sides have many investment enterprises. Studying in France has a dual cultural background. For international students, whether they choose French investment enterprises in China or French investment enterprises in China, there are very broad employment prospects.