Introduction to French requirements for studying in France

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Introduction to French requirements for studying in France

First, the French requirements for studying in France

French courses have necessary requirements for foreign students' French level. According to the European Common Language Reference Framework published by Council of Europe on 20 1 1, the French proficiency is A 1, A2, B 1, B2, C 1, C2, * * 6.

Requirements for students: Generally, B 1 is the standard for entering preparatory courses, and B2 is the standard for directly entering professional studies. Language scores in law, literature and art are usually required to reach the level of C 1

Second, the requirements of learning English in France

As a global language, English is easier than learning French. However, if students choose English-taught courses, they need to provide English language transcripts. The most common ones are IELTS or TOEFL scores. Generally speaking, IELTS score above 6.0, TOEFL score above 85, GMAT score above 500 or GRE score above 280 (required by some majors). Different schools have different requirements.

Three. Types of French exams for studying in France

1.TEF test

This is the authoritative official French test organized by the Paris trade union. All French learners can prove their court level by taking this exam. International students can take this test, and so can those who come to work and immigrate to France.

The computer test takes two hours and ten minutes, and the registration fee is 1750 yuan. The examination questions are all multiple-choice questions, which are divided into three parts: listening, vocabulary and reading. There are *** 150 questions with a total score of 900 points. Foreign students must get B2 when they enter school.

2.TCF (French Cognitive Test)

It is a standardized court grade examination set up by the French teaching and research center at the request of the Ministry of Education. Its status is the same as IELTS and TOEFL, and the assessment method will be more rigorous. This is a more standardized French test for people from non-native countries.

Examination is also a form of computer examination. The time for the exam is one and a half hours. The test questions are divided into three parts, namely listening comprehension, reading comprehension and language structure. One * * * is 80 multiple-choice questions. Everyone needs to arrange the time for the exam, and they must get at least B2 in the exam.

3. Lifelong exam

DELF/DALF is a lifelong exam. As long as everyone takes the exam and passes it, and they are satisfied with the exam results, they don't need to take the exam again. The certificate obtained is valid for life, but this kind of exam will be more difficult.

In addition, because DELF/DALF is a universal exam, not all colleges and universities recognize the authority of this exam. Before you begin to prepare, you should communicate with the school to confirm whether you recognize the certificate of the exam.

Extended reading: a survey of the process of studying in France

1. Determine your own study abroad plan

Before you start planning, you must collect more information about studying in France, especially the education system, and the various expenses of studying here. The education system in France is not only different from that in China, but also very different from that in Europe and America, so don't rashly decide to study in France.

2. Choose the right course and learn French.

Before studying in France, I must finish at least 500 hours of French study in China, that is to say, I must reach the level of B2. If you only have time to learn French on weekends, it usually takes about 2 years to finish it. The level of French will determine the quality of your life in France, so you must have the ability to listen, read and write French.

3. Access to all aspects of the school information

There are many types of schools in France. At first, you can learn about these French universities through Chinese websites, but after you improve your French, you can collect information through the websites of these universities and determine the schools and majors you want to apply for. This link should be carried out at the same time as French learning.

4. take the TEF/TCF French exam

TCF or TEF are both French exams. If you want to go to a French school, you must have these grades. Generally, students only need to take one exam, but which one to take is up to the school.

Apply for school

Many universities can register online, but the prepared materials must be sent to the school, so the mailing time should be mastered. Generally, schools in France began to apply in February at the earliest and basically ended in June.

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This requires registering on the website and establishing a personal page, and preparing materials according to the requirements of the website. And only after passing the assessment can we start the next visa application.

7. Apply for a visa to France

Visa only needs to be done step by step, but its application fee can only be paid in cash, so remember to bring cash with you when applying. In addition, all my Chinese materials have to be translated into English and French.

8. Get ready to go

Generally, there are many homecoming meetings going to France in August and September, so everyone should book their air tickets in advance, so as to ensure a smooth arrival in France.

Further reading: list of French scholarship programs

I. Government scholarships

This is a scholarship program with French status, which was established under the sponsorship of the Ministry of Education. The application can only be recommended by the school, so that the school can conduct preliminary screening and reduce the audit workload.

This scholarship is only for students majoring in engineering, economics, law and politics, because the future employment direction of graduates of these majors will affect the development of society.

Generally, the application begins in the middle of 10, and ends in the middle of 1 month of the following year, and then the winners will be announced at the end of March. The scholarship amount is still quite generous, and at least 1000 euros can be obtained every month.

Second, university scholarships.

The most common scholarship, of course, is the academic scholarship set up by the school for students at school. Subsidies are mainly free of tuition fees and living allowances, which are generally distributed at the same time.

The main content of the audit is the performance of students at school, that is, the test scores. Scholarships can only be audited after the final test scores come out, but the advantage is that there is no need to submit applications.

Ranking will directly affect the number of scholarships. The general tuition fee is reduced by 10%-50%, while the bonus is between 300-900 euros per year.

Third, overseas scholarships.

There are mainly scholarships from the China government and those from the European Union. The funding objectives are the same, only for those students who have performed well in their majors.

The China government provides more than 65,438+0,500 scholarships every year to help students studying in France. Students must now apply for registration in official website, and then prepare materials as required to attend the interview.

The scholarships provided by the European Union will cover a wider range of students, so the pressure on applicants will be greater, and only for students with postgraduate education or above. You need to see the quasi-basic qualification requirements.