Don't come to France for studies if.....I wish I knew this before!

Don't come to France for studies if.....I wish I knew this before!
Thinking about studying in France? Hold on! This eye-opening video reveals crucial information you need to know before making your decision. As someone who's experienced the French education system firsthand, I'm sharing the realities that many international students face.
Discover the surprising importance of mastering the French language, even for English-taught programs. Learn about the unique and often challenging French grading system that catches many foreign students off guard. Brace yourself for the notoriously slow French administration and the patience it requires. Plus, uncover the cultural shocks that await you in this beautiful but complex country.
Whether you're considering a bachelor's, master's, or PhD in France, this video is a must-watch. I'll help you prepare for the challenges ahead and make an informed decision about your academic future in France. Don't make the same mistakes I did - arm yourself with this valuable insider knowledge!
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[@thatdataengineer]

Very informative 👌

[@frenchavectuhin]

Thank you

[@Shehzadkakar-n5o]

Very informative

[@frenchavectuhin]

Thank you

[@rohitkhatri834]

What about Ligmr college ..

[@NarendarReddy-c6i]

I want to come to France for Jan 2025 intake I have 7 years gap with work experience after Btech, can I get admission in Public universities without IELTS. Please tell me as consultants are telling only private universities.

[@frenchavectuhin]

Hi thanks for connecting I have just uploaded a video for you to get info about Public university

[@satheesh901]

True facts 🙌

[@frenchavectuhin]

@@satheesh901 thank you

[@thenmozhisuresh8053]

What is the minimum and maximum tution fees in both public and private universities sir?

[@frenchavectuhin]

@@thenmozhisuresh8053 Minimum for public is 243 euros per year Maximum for public 2500 euros per year Minimum for private 8000 euros per year Maximum for private 100000 euros per year

[@MohanBento]

Is it easy or hard to get job after masters in France without prior work experience

[@frenchavectuhin]

@@MohanBento if you can speak french then it is going to be relatively easy to find jobs In France language plays a vital role to get jobs over all other factors

[@HassanShahzad-sp2wx]

9000 euro per year fee is manageable in paris?

[@frenchavectuhin]

@@HassanShahzad-sp2wx Is 9000 euros per year your tution fee?

[@VishalKumar-wu9nt]

​@@frenchavectuhin Yes 9500 euro for MBA

[@AmmanKhan-dr7yg]

if a student get admission in private college in france like in very high tution fee is he can easily make money for next year fee with part time jobs??? please reply

[@frenchavectuhin]

@@AmmanKhan-dr7yg thank you for your question Its not possible to make money by part time jobs so that you can pay your second year fee in a private university

[@shaivamuthaiya2015]

I am planning to come to france to do Masters in IT, have like 2 years exp and will come after completing B2 DELF an MCA in India. Is this a good decision ? im writing A2 this month and Joined B1 from October onwards.

[@frenchavectuhin]

@@shaivamuthaiya2015 if you can speak fluent French then its good decision, completing just levels don’t matter here

[@shaivamuthaiya2015]

@@frenchavectuhin I get that, what i mean is the reason im studying till B2 is with the hope that i would be good in french by then. The other people from my group barely studied A1 or A2 before going abroad.

[@frenchavectuhin]

@@shaivamuthaiya2015 yes its good of you keep practising French

[@AmmanKhan-dr7yg]

can a student do food deleivery job in france??

[@frenchavectuhin]

@@AmmanKhan-dr7yg yes ofcourse but for any kind of job you need french

[@AmmanKhan-dr7yg]

@@frenchavectuhin thanks for reply

[@Shehzadkakar-n5o]

Sir! How i connect with you

[@frenchavectuhin]

@@Shehzadkakar-n5o check on www.frenchavectuhin.com