Hi besties! Part 2 for How to study in France for free (How to find an alternance, alternance salary, language requirements) is live here: ua-cam.com/video/FTW8g25Dbow/v-deo.html
Girl like I would have paid 5 dollars to watch this video. Every word you say is clearing up so much confusion I have had and is making me feel so relieved! I have not found a lot of videos about how as an *american* it is possible to do a *masters* in France. Go you. Hopefully going to follow in your footsteps. You rock. -Greeting from another American trying to do their masters in France.
@@lukeflierl1422 it’s definitely an overwhelming process but it’s so worth it! Shoot me a DM @tianabaaaby if you ever have any questions about the process x
I'm Canadian and literally my dream is to live and make a life in Europe preferably France. Beautiful country but most of all, the atmosphere of culture, food, quality of life....thank you algorithm for sending you my way
WOW. Can I just say merci beaucoup for the quality information. You literally just got straight to the point and I am beyond thankful. I did not feel like I wasted any of my time watching this almost 20 minute video and I'm saving this video so when I am ready to apply I can watch it again and again. I am so happy I found this video!
Hello Beautiful Queen! You are soo intelligent. I'm not surprised at all you were accepted at the university and your employer hired you. You are an asset to any university, employer, and everything else. I'm looking forward to moving to France and your videos are helping me a lot. Thank you for taking out your time to produce these videos for us as I already know studying for a Masters while working is a lot. So thank you. Blessings, from Virginia
Greetings from Rennes. Girl I am so happy to have found your channel. I am doing my masters in Rennes. I am finishing my bachelors in Rennes School of Business . I am from Los Angeles (Mexican parents) thanks for all the information I am going to take the French proficiency test in May Wish you the best in your studies . Would be amazing if we could meet up be happy to treat you to some tacos (cough cough real Mexican ones) in Paris
Hi there. I just got offered a spot for a masters program in Rennes and its either i choose that or a masters program in Berlin. Is it ok if i ask you a few questions about Rennes to help me decide??
Heyy, this video was super helpful since I myself am in Paris and looking for masters degree. It would be great if you could make a detailed video on how you got the job and the whole process!! Thanksss
@@WhereTianaTravels ça m'a beaucoup beaucoup aidé comme d'hab, merci !! ☺️ j'espère que je ne suis pas la seule personne qui apprécierait une vidéo sur le processus pour trouver une alternance (un boulot, pas la formation) 🙋🏽♀️
Thank you for your tips. One question: in other videos ("moving to France without speaking French") you said, that you hadn't learned the language before arrival, so how you talked during the interview with the university and how you could study without French language? Thank you for your answer, language is a huge barrier for me, I'm only A1-A2 level in French :(
Thank you Tiana. Your video is so organized and clear in information. It helps me a lot. Hope you are enjoying your life no matter where you go and travel ❤ - greetings from a Chinese planning to study in France.
Thank you so much for this video it’s very helpful and informative! I studied abroad in Paris for a semester during undergrad and have been thinking about doing my masters there but was concerned about the cost as the school I went to previously (IESEG) is private and costs like $20k for masters 😭 I never knew alternance was an option! I applied to sciences po many years ago and got rejected which discouraged me but I’m ready to try again! My bachelors was also in marketing and I was thinking of doing marketing for my masters too. Did you like doing your masters in marketing/would you recommend it?
Yes, please! Make a detailed video on study/work program! thank you for information, didn't know you can study for free in France. Can you tell how much they pay you to work for company? Are these money enough to live in Nice? Or you need to add your own
Yes, definitely will! As far as pay, it depends on your age. Since I'm above 25 I'm on the highest end of the pay spectrum. It's enough to live off of forsure but I still would recommend having an extra income source if you like to travel often or go out with friends!
@@WhereTianaTravels i read that often for the work study situations you need to be under 29? did you find this to be true or is it still possible for people in their 30s? thank you so much for your videos!
I've actually never taken formal French classes or studied French really! Most of it I learned while I was living with a French family for a year as an aupair. The rest I've just taught myself from watching movies/TV or just from living in France and hearing it daily :)
Hey! When I first moved to France I was an au pair (basically a live in nanny), so I lived with a French family for one year. That’s how I learned the basics of French just by being surrounded by the language and hearing it everyday. After that I started watching movies/series & listening to podcasts in French, that’s helped me a lot as well! I wrote a post about some of my favorite ways to learn French on my blog if you wanna check it out 🙂 wheretianatravels.com/is-french-hard-to-learn/
Hello T, please make a video of how one can find an alternance. I got into a graduate program, but my student loan issues are keeping me from attending. I think I can figure this out with your help. Thanks!!!!
Hello how’s the masters in French going ? Im hoping I can keep up I have a B2 level French language. Also , did you have to do anything with pôle emploi?
It is going well, almost done with the first year :) If you're at a B2 level than I definitely think you'll be able to keep up with most of the material! & No, i've never had to do anything with Pôle Emploi!
Heloo Tiana please with the french proficiency how is it like? Do you need to take a special exam like the IELTS or it will be an online test....kindly explain further
Hi Tiana, thank you for sharing your insight on this! I'm wondering if non-European students that are going to France for the first time are eligible to apply for an apprenticeship/professionalization alteration course on the get-go.
Hi Nilsa! Unfortunately after posting this I learned that you have to be living in France for one year before you're eligible for the alternance program. So I would recommend coming here as an aupair, on a tourist visa, or another visa type for one year and then doing the alternance after 🙂
Hi! I really love your video. I'm currently finishing up a bachelor's degree this year in the States and was wondering if I missed my opportunity to study abroad. I'm 21 and am soon going for work experience, but after a couple years of it I am going to be considering a master's too. I really want to get a master's degree in France. I also see it as a way to move to France. Is there an age limit for masters? I'm assuming no but somebody brought it up once and I'm curious. Also, what school did your friend go too? does this apply to other private schools in France? it sounds like a really great program. Thank you so much for making this video ! ((:
For the altenance, a lot of my interests are French museums, which I'm assuming are all nationalized government institutions. Would this make a dfference if they're not a private company?
Since I have already done my Bachelor's and also my Master's (Law), what else can I do in France? I mean leading to French Nationality/Passport, like you mentioned in your video?
I believe after you’ve lived in France for 5 years you can apply for Permanent residency. So you’d have to live here on another visa type (work/student/family visa/tourist etc) then after 5 years you can apply for residency
Hello again, the part that I couldn't understand is, do we have to find a private school and register for it first and then check the job post specified as alternance? Because, the job posts posted as alternance/appreniceship don't explicitly offer paying tuition or they require candidates to be already registered in a master program. Didn't really understand this :/
Yes, you find the school and apply for it first and then once you get accepted you will search for an alternance job (the same way you would look for a regular job). If it is listed as an alternance than yes, paying tuition is included - even if they don't list it on the posting. Hope that helps!
Hello! Isn’t the Ecandidat program only for those who are currently holding a student visa? I thought you had to apply on études en France and campus France ?
Hey, did you have to do the dap procedure for your visa, how did you switch so easily from an au pair visa to a student visa without going back home ? 🙂
Hi! I'm not sure what the dap procedure is, but switching to a student visa from an aupair visa was pretty easy (take that with a grain of salt though because I still haven't received my new visa yet and I applied in August). It's the only type of visa you can switch to from an aupair visa while staying in France. For the other visa types, you'd have to go back to your home country first and then reapply. Hope that helps x
@@WhereTianaTravels yes that helps a lot, but it’s weird bc I was told I had to go back but now that I know I don’t have to go back what website or place do I have to go to switch the visa ? Thank you so much by the way I love your channel and all of your help and videos have helped me get to France and possibly stay here long term ☺️
would you happen to know any programs in Paris that offer a master program in social work? I 'm graduate in August this year and I want to go lives in Paris.
TIANA I NEED YOUR HELP TO HET ADMISSION TO STUDY MASTER DEGREE IN ENGLISH IN FRANCE. I HOLD HND AND DEGREE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION IN ACCOUNTING. I NEED TWO OR THREE PROGRAM. I AM FROM GHANA.
Hello, thanks a lot for this lovely video! Well, currently, I am taking French course. A1 level... So my expectation was to search for masters in English for free. Do you think there is also some option for alternance in English too? :/
@@WhereTianaTravels which school have you attended if I may ask? I did some research about schools that offer English HR masters, however, I couldn't find many... even if they wrote in 100% English, they want a high level of French, and don't understand how to look at it correctly :( I am hopeless now...
Hey can you drop the link to where the law says that you can’t become naturalized citizen if you don’t participate in two years of masters study? thank you Currently applying for 1 years (m2) programs
Hey! I don’t think I explained that part well. You can still apply for citizenship after 5 years of living in France, OR two years of higher education in France that leads to a diploma 🙂 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_nationality_law
merci beaucoup. I'd like to get a master's degree in education or in the French language....help...I am seeking a French citizenship, too, after spending 2 years studying at a higher education program....help...
Thank you! To be honest most French language courses here are extremely expensive, and i don’t know of any that are 100% free, but your best bet is to look for a language course offered by the Mayor or the ‘Mairie” of your city - these courses are significantly cheaper (around €250-300 for 60 hours of lessons) but since they’re so cheap the spots fill up quickly so you have to sign up as soon as they open ! I’m not sure if you’re living in Paris but here’s a link to the language classes offered by the Mairie de Paris : cma.paris.fr/uploads/Les%20nouvelles%20formations%2021-22.pdf Hope that helps! x
It depends on the school, but I think as long as you have a degree and maybe have some work/internship experience in the field you want to study you should not have a problem!
Yes, French citizens can do the alternance as well! It would be the exact same situation as I described in this video (part time at school and part time at work) you'd just have to find a school/program that is online
Hi Tiana! I'm w0ndering if y0u had t0 fIy back t0 the US t0 change y0ur visa t0 a student visa 0r if y0u were abIe t0 achieve the change in France ?? S0rry my keyb0ard is stuffed
Hi besties!
Part 2 for How to study in France for free (How to find an alternance, alternance salary, language requirements) is live here: ua-cam.com/video/FTW8g25Dbow/v-deo.html
queen of getting her masters in France
Girl like I would have paid 5 dollars to watch this video. Every word you say is clearing up so much confusion I have had and is making me feel so relieved! I have not found a lot of videos about how as an *american* it is possible to do a *masters* in France. Go you. Hopefully going to follow in your footsteps. You rock. -Greeting from another American trying to do their masters in France.
Ahhh I’m so happy to hear that!! Excited for you! 🤗💕
@@WhereTianaTravels Ugh shiiiiit this is like so much harder than expected! still working towards it tho
@@lukeflierl1422 it’s definitely an overwhelming process but it’s so worth it! Shoot me a DM @tianabaaaby if you ever have any questions about the process x
I'm Canadian and literally my dream is to live and make a life in Europe preferably France. Beautiful country but most of all, the atmosphere of culture, food, quality of life....thank you algorithm for sending you my way
WOW. Can I just say merci beaucoup for the quality information. You literally just got straight to the point and I am beyond thankful. I did not feel like I wasted any of my time watching this almost 20 minute video and I'm saving this video so when I am ready to apply I can watch it again and again. I am so happy I found this video!
OMG THERE IS A PART 2?! You are a gem!
Glad I could help! 💜💜
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Hello Beautiful Queen! You are soo intelligent. I'm not surprised at all you were accepted at the university and your employer hired you. You are an asset to any university, employer, and everything else. I'm looking forward to moving to France and your videos are helping me a lot. Thank you for taking out your time to produce these videos for us as I already know studying for a Masters while working is a lot. So thank you. Blessings, from Virginia
That is so sweet, thank you so much 🥺♥️ I’m glad my videos have been helpful - you’ll definitely love it here in France!!
You are literally doing everything I plan on doing and it’s so awesome seeing your journey
What a dream come true! If I had a certificate of french proficiency it would be framed in my entryway. Hope we get follow up videos! Congratulations!
Definitely more videos to come! Thank you so much 🥰
Greetings from Rennes.
Girl I am so happy to have found your channel. I am doing my masters in Rennes.
I am finishing my bachelors in Rennes School of Business . I am from Los Angeles (Mexican parents) thanks for all the information
I am going to take the French proficiency test in May
Wish you the best in your studies . Would be amazing if we could meet up be happy to treat you to some tacos (cough cough real Mexican ones) in Paris
A fellow Californian, yay!! I hope your studies are going well, and yes I would love that! 🌮 🌮
Hi there. I just got offered a spot for a masters program in Rennes and its either i choose that or a masters program in Berlin. Is it ok if i ask you a few questions about Rennes to help me decide??
Heyy, this video was super helpful since I myself am in Paris and looking for masters degree. It would be great if you could make a detailed video on how you got the job and the whole process!! Thanksss
Glad I could help! Check out this video for more info about how I find my job and the details :)
ua-cam.com/video/FTW8g25Dbow/v-deo.html
Thanks for sharing your story! I would love to hear more about your alternance experience.
Will definitely be making a video on that soon! :)
Yes, please make a video about the pros and cons.
Yes please! Can you please do a video on how you searched for a company to do an alternance?
Hey Erika! Part 2 is here: ua-cam.com/video/FTW8g25Dbow/v-deo.html 😀
Très bien ! Je suis fière de toi Tiana !
Merci beaucoup Roshelle ! 💗
Would love to hear more about the apprenticeship search!
I've got an in-depth video here! :) ua-cam.com/video/FTW8g25Dbow/v-deo.html
Thank yoy so much ma'am for this video.
Can you please makes video on how to study for free in France as an international undergraduate student?
Thank you for the information🙏🏽 was very useful for me!
Wow i suddenly think i want to go back to school....... ;) LOVE IT. You go girl!!!!
Thanks Cass!! 💗💗
Hâte de regarder ça ! Je veux faire mon master en alternance dès la rentrée prochaine donc je commence à me renseigner 🤩
Ah parfait alors!! J’espère que mon vidéo va t’aider ☺️
@@WhereTianaTravels ça m'a beaucoup beaucoup aidé comme d'hab, merci !! ☺️ j'espère que je ne suis pas la seule personne qui apprécierait une vidéo sur le processus pour trouver une alternance (un boulot, pas la formation) 🙋🏽♀️
Thank you for your tips. One question: in other videos ("moving to France without speaking French") you said, that you hadn't learned the language before arrival, so how you talked during the interview with the university and how you could study without French language? Thank you for your answer, language is a huge barrier for me, I'm only A1-A2 level in French :(
Nice video! Thank you for sharing!
you are a breath of fresh air.
this helps a lot thank you queen for you sharing
Please make a video about how to find that special Master's degree program that pays for your educational costs on top of a salary.
Very informative, thanks!
thanks a lot for this video. Please make a detailed video for alterance also, how to find the employers?
Will do!
This is really good.
Thank you Tiana. Your video is so organized and clear in information. It helps me a lot. Hope you are enjoying your life no matter where you go and travel ❤ - greetings from a Chinese planning to study in France.
Hi Tiana, I'm so glad I stumbled on this video!! From when you were researching, do you remember what proficiency level was needed?
I’m happy to help! If I remember correctly every school has a different requirement, but I think most schools want at least a B1 level!
@@WhereTianaTravels oh thank goodness okay that’s good to know! thank you!!
Thank you so much for this video it’s very helpful and informative! I studied abroad in Paris for a semester during undergrad and have been thinking about doing my masters there but was concerned about the cost as the school I went to previously (IESEG) is private and costs like $20k for masters 😭 I never knew alternance was an option! I applied to sciences po many years ago and got rejected which discouraged me but I’m ready to try again! My bachelors was also in marketing and I was thinking of doing marketing for my masters too. Did you like doing your masters in marketing/would you recommend it?
Please make more videos like this.
Tiana, nice info...gracias
Yes, please! Make a detailed video on study/work program! thank you for information, didn't know you can study for free in France. Can you tell how much they pay you to work for company? Are these money enough to live in Nice? Or you need to add your own
Yes, definitely will! As far as pay, it depends on your age. Since I'm above 25 I'm on the highest end of the pay spectrum. It's enough to live off of forsure but I still would recommend having an extra income source if you like to travel often or go out with friends!
@@WhereTianaTravels i read that often for the work study situations you need to be under 29? did you find this to be true or is it still possible for people in their 30s? thank you so much for your videos!
Great inspiration, Tiana! Where did you study French language?
I've actually never taken formal French classes or studied French really! Most of it I learned while I was living with a French family for a year as an aupair. The rest I've just taught myself from watching movies/TV or just from living in France and hearing it daily :)
Hi tiana, how did you become fluent in French ? I would like to study in France but my french is not quite good to be able to follow lectures
Hey! When I first moved to France I was an au pair (basically a live in nanny), so I lived with a French family for one year. That’s how I learned the basics of French just by being surrounded by the language and hearing it everyday. After that I started watching movies/series & listening to podcasts in French, that’s helped me a lot as well!
I wrote a post about some of my favorite ways to learn French on my blog if you wanna check it out 🙂 wheretianatravels.com/is-french-hard-to-learn/
Hello T, please make a video of how one can find an alternance. I got into a graduate program, but my student loan issues are keeping me from attending. I think I can figure this out with your help. Thanks!!!!
Hello how’s the masters in French going ? Im hoping I can keep up I have a B2 level French language. Also , did you have to do anything with pôle emploi?
It is going well, almost done with the first year :) If you're at a B2 level than I definitely think you'll be able to keep up with most of the material! & No, i've never had to do anything with Pôle Emploi!
Oh you studied in french? Was that hard? Or what was your experience with that?
Heloo Tiana please with the french proficiency how is it like? Do you need to take a special exam like the IELTS or it will be an online test....kindly explain further
Some schools do require the IELTS exam but most don't, they will just do an interview with you in French to assess your level
Hi Tiana, thank you for sharing your insight on this! I'm wondering if non-European students that are going to France for the first time are eligible to apply for an apprenticeship/professionalization alteration course on the get-go.
Hi Nilsa! Unfortunately after posting this I learned that you have to be living in France for one year before you're eligible for the alternance program. So I would recommend coming here as an aupair, on a tourist visa, or another visa type for one year and then doing the alternance after 🙂
@@WhereTianaTravels Thank you for letting me know. Please share your experience applying for French citizenship after your two-year course ends.
Hi Tiana, which university do you attend and what course are you taking in France?
@@nilsa6595 I'm doing a Masters in Digital Marketing at ISG Paris
Got it, thank you.
Can you please go through the process for searching for the alternance when you were applying for the master ?😭😭😭
@@serenityrelaxationmusic9812 I go over that more in part 2 💕 ua-cam.com/video/FTW8g25Dbow/v-deo.htmlsi=2N_bgNdklh0Om_Mj
Hello, thank you so much for making this video. you help me a lot🥹 can i ask what DELF level you had when you applied for master en alternance?
Thanks for the video! Were required to know french when you were applying to alternance?
I wasn't, but they were looking for a native English speaker for the position. Most places will want you to have at least an understanding of French
Hi! I really love your video. I'm currently finishing up a bachelor's degree this year in the States and was wondering if I missed my opportunity to study abroad. I'm 21 and am soon going for work experience, but after a couple years of it I am going to be considering a master's too. I really want to get a master's degree in France. I also see it as a way to move to France. Is there an age limit for masters? I'm assuming no but somebody brought it up once and I'm curious. Also, what school did your friend go too? does this apply to other private schools in France? it sounds like a really great program. Thank you so much for making this video ! ((:
For the altenance, a lot of my interests are French museums, which I'm assuming are all nationalized government institutions. Would this make a dfference if they're not a private company?
Love the video! What's the name of the school your friend mentioned to you?
ISG!
Love!! Can’t wait to do my master’s abroad :)
you’ll love it!!
Went crazy looking for alternance in marketing . Have been accepted to a business school in the 11th arrondisement. Can you give me tips please ?
Try Welcome to the Jungle, that’s where I found mine! Also indeed and LinkedIn are good options
Thanks . Which visa type do you need to sign an “alternance” contract?
@@stevenarzu7690 Student visa
Since I have already done my Bachelor's and also my Master's (Law), what else can I do in France? I mean leading to French Nationality/Passport, like you mentioned in your video?
I believe after you’ve lived in France for 5 years you can apply for Permanent residency. So you’d have to live here on another visa type (work/student/family visa/tourist etc) then after 5 years you can apply for residency
@@WhereTianaTravels Excellent! Thank you so much, Tiana.
Hello again, the part that I couldn't understand is, do we have to find a private school and register for it first and then check the job post specified as alternance? Because, the job posts posted as alternance/appreniceship don't explicitly offer paying tuition or they require candidates to be already registered in a master program. Didn't really understand this :/
Yes, you find the school and apply for it first and then once you get accepted you will search for an alternance job (the same way you would look for a regular job). If it is listed as an alternance than yes, paying tuition is included - even if they don't list it on the posting. Hope that helps!
@@WhereTianaTravels thank u a lot🌜🌛
Do you need study related job or you can do odd jobs in your post 24 months job seeking period?
Hello!
Isn’t the Ecandidat program only for those who are currently holding a student visa? I thought you had to apply on études en France and campus France ?
Thank you for the information. I have a question for a master's study in English or French
You can study in English or in French! Depends on the school/program
Hey, did you have to do the dap procedure for your visa, how did you switch so easily from an au pair visa to a student visa without going back home ? 🙂
Hi! I'm not sure what the dap procedure is, but switching to a student visa from an aupair visa was pretty easy (take that with a grain of salt though because I still haven't received my new visa yet and I applied in August). It's the only type of visa you can switch to from an aupair visa while staying in France. For the other visa types, you'd have to go back to your home country first and then reapply. Hope that helps x
@@WhereTianaTravels yes that helps a lot, but it’s weird bc I was told I had to go back but now that I know I don’t have to go back what website or place do I have to go to switch the visa ? Thank you so much by the way I love your channel and all of your help and videos have helped me get to France and possibly stay here long term ☺️
Super !!
Please undergrad scholarships in France please
would you happen to know any programs in Paris that offer a master program in social work? I 'm graduate in August this year and I want to go lives in Paris.
I don't know of any but I'm sure there are some! Check out the Campus France website
TIANA I NEED YOUR HELP TO HET ADMISSION TO STUDY MASTER DEGREE IN ENGLISH IN FRANCE. I HOLD HND AND DEGREE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION IN ACCOUNTING. I NEED TWO OR THREE PROGRAM. I AM FROM GHANA.
Hello, thanks a lot for this lovely video! Well, currently, I am taking French course. A1 level... So my expectation was to search for masters in English for free. Do you think there is also some option for alternance in English too? :/
Yes, my first year of Alternance was in an english-speaking position
@@WhereTianaTravels which school have you attended if I may ask? I did some research about schools that offer English HR masters, however, I couldn't find many... even if they wrote in 100% English, they want a high level of French, and don't understand how to look at it correctly :( I am hopeless now...
I went to ISG (Institut Superieur du Gestion) however my program was in French. Try American University of Paris for English programs@@seymaozsoy914
Hey can you drop the link to where the law says that you can’t become naturalized citizen if you don’t participate in two years of masters study? thank you
Currently applying for 1 years (m2) programs
Hey!
I don’t think I explained that part well. You can still apply for citizenship after 5 years of living in France, OR two years of higher education in France that leads to a diploma 🙂
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_nationality_law
How can i get a scholarship in some universities in france?
Can i apply with my HND for masters?
2 Years of "higher education" to qualify for French nationality/Passport means Masters Degree (not Bachelor's Degree), right?
correct, Master's degree!
merci beaucoup. I'd like to get a master's degree in education or in the French language....help...I am seeking a French citizenship, too, after spending 2 years studying at a higher education program....help...
You should! I'd recommend applying at some of the public schools in whatever city you're wanting to live in
EXCELLENT video! Hi Tiana, Can you recommend a French University for me to do my French Language course for FREE of tuition fees? Thank you so much.
Thank you!
To be honest most French language courses here are extremely expensive, and i don’t know of any that are 100% free, but your best bet is to look for a language course offered by the Mayor or the ‘Mairie” of your city - these courses are significantly cheaper (around €250-300 for 60 hours of lessons) but since they’re so cheap the spots fill up quickly so you have to sign up as soon as they open ! I’m not sure if you’re living in Paris but here’s a link to the language classes offered by the Mairie de Paris : cma.paris.fr/uploads/Les%20nouvelles%20formations%2021-22.pdf
Hope that helps! x
Please someone with 2.71 CGPA do his or her masters degree in France? Nice video and thank you for the informations
It depends on the school, but I think as long as you have a degree and maybe have some work/internship experience in the field you want to study you should not have a problem!
So with the alternance do you find the job yourself or the school finds the job for you
Your school can give you recommendations but generally you have to find the job yourself
I would love to know if there is a way to get a masters degree online from France (For free). Is that offered for French citizens?
Yes, French citizens can do the alternance as well! It would be the exact same situation as I described in this video (part time at school and part time at work) you'd just have to find a school/program that is online
Hi Tiana! I'm w0ndering if y0u had t0 fIy back t0 the US t0 change y0ur visa t0 a student visa 0r if y0u were abIe t0 achieve the change in France ?? S0rry my keyb0ard is stuffed
Hi! I was able to change my visa here in France, i didn’t have to go back to the US 🙂
Can u pls help me to apply to a master's degree in France ?
Hey i have done 1.5 years diploma in interior design in my country can i apply for master in france for free?
I don’t speak French doesn’t it mean I can’t apply for the public universities? Btw, love your video it’s so informative
May I know What is the name of the school?
Institut supérieur de Gestion
Hello 🤍
Could you please a detailed video on how to apply for Masters program in Psychology from South of France.
Please can my cousin be my sponsor to study in France
Can you please let me your university name?
Institut Supérieur de Gestion (ISG) in Paris
@@WhereTianaTravels Thank you so much for your response
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This girl is so desperate to live in France lol
Wow you are living my dream and you look just like me!!!🥹
Awww I love to hear that ❤️❤️