YEAR ABROAD IN PARIS // my experience, British Council, learning French + exploring the city

[@zipzopzoobitybop11]

I love these videos! Thanks for the content - keep it up!

[@karimedinburgh]

Very good and useful video , thanks for sharing !!!

[@thatssopeek]

Thank you so much 🧡

[@KajsaLottax]

She's back troops! Loving the energy as always and the hair is FABULOUS.

[@thatssopeek]

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[@Holly-ro2sy]

I didn't take French at Nat 5 (GCSE) level but I would like to take it as a crash Higher (A level?), and probably study it at university. Do you think this is possible, and would I get in without Nat 5 French, if I did well at Higher? (I have no idea if you will know this, but don't worry anyway lol)

[@may101x6]

Hi are you planning on applying on doing a French or joint degree with French at a Scottish university? I know that Aberdeen and Glasgow don’t require you to have studied French at school and can start it as a complete beginner For Glasgow you need a higher humanity’s subject but this doesn’t have to been in French/in a language so it can be higher history, geography and so on…. For Edinburgh I’ve seen that French joint with another language says you need higher french and Nat 5 at B grade but it says next to the nat 5 French bit in brackets (if not at higher) higher French at B grade so I think you’ll be okay for crashing higher French and I think this would be okay for single honours French I’ve also had a snoop on the Edinburgh Uni French course summary and in first year you have French 1a for beginners/Nat 5 and 1b for people who have done higher and above And it says for the 1B class it says that it allows people who have a crashed higher French but they may have to do French 1A instead if they’re not up to the level to do 1B So I think you’d be fine with a crashed higher French I hope this makes sense, I’m also planning on crashing higher French like you and maybe do a joint degree with French at uni so this is what I have found out

[@cedricoele7174]

hey, have a question, assuming you get a 4 occupant apartment in pairs for maybe 1300euros, is it per person paying that or is the cost shared.tryna apply for the next

[@thatssopeek]

Hey, not entirely sure, I'd guess you're paying for the apartment, not the number of people living there? Paris is spenny though :')