Hey giys. I just applied on the Grenoble ecole de management website. Applications are open now for 2021 school year. Check it out. And i applied for FSA in my country, the USA.
Thank you so much for this video! I’m an American high school student who wants to study in France someday. This gave me so much insight into what I would like to do in the coming year. My plan is to study for my Bachelors degree at home in the US to save money for my Masters in France. This video helped me a lot! Merci beaucoup!
I was in your same position years ago, so I can totally relate. Doing my MBA in France was the best decision that I've ever made, wishing you the best of luck!
Thank you for your videos. I met you by looking some information to move and study in Paris and, actually I'm living here. Not doing what I planned (master2) as I had tons of problems with the bureaucratic process but, the goal for this year is to apply again. I tried to contact you before when all this problems came out but well, it's hard. I'm rlly thankful for all your content. As an expat, this channel helped me a lot in many ways. Merci beaucoup❤🤞🏻
Thank you so much this video was the answer to almost all my problems I’m glad there are people around to help us understand what we’ll be going into .... I’m French but studied the U.K. systems but I’m planning on continuing in France and didn’t know where to start from .
Hi Rosie! My name is Anna and I'm an Australian/german dual citizen that has recently stumbled across your channel as I am extremely motivated to get a job in Fashion (specifically LVMH) in France. I'm currently in my last year of my fashion/business masters in Australia and have been lucky enough to have a few internships in germany/australia but am trying to gather some more info on taking the next step and moving to france after doing my studies. I have found your videos to be incredibly relatable and informative and would love to hear more about your career journey after you finished your Masters (maybe a video idea?) as well as some tips on how to land a job! My biggest concerns are not having studied at an ecole/french uni and how to make myself stand out as I'm sure a lot of people would be apply for big name brands. Keep up the great work!
Sorry to just chime in! But your story is so similar to mine, I could totally relate. I actually ended up doing my masters at ESSEC Business School in France. I'm actually working on a video around how I found my job in Paris / french work benefits / work culture. Could be interesting for you given your situation!
Hi, how are you? I live in Paris and doing the research to find a Masters Programme with an apprenticeship. I called Ciffop and spoke with Sarah and she said the laws have changed now. If you are not an EU citizen you cannot get an apprenticeship, however yes you can apply to a company for an internship, but that is not going to give you a monthly salary and the other perks. So is it current that after you have finished your Masters in France you can apply for a job without the company sponsoring you ? I really appreciate your content and information.
Hey, thanks for uploading ur videos! They're rly helpful. Although, the pdf link for financing studies given in the description area isn't working..could u share it again? Thankyou:)
Thanks so much. I was born in the US but have French citizenship, I’m hoping to go to college in France to be financially safe. It would be wonderful if it works.
Thank you so much for this information! I have heard that if you study for a 2 years master degree in France, you qualify for citizenship early. Do you know how that works with a 4 year bachelor's or any other information about that?
Thank you so much for making this video it was super helpful. I used to study in Paris but am trying to find a masters program. Just a question- when finding an apprentissage, do you first find your masters program and then find a company to sponsor you? Or do you find an apprentissage contract with a company first and then enrol in your masters? Any advice would be appreciated. Merci beaucoup :))))
@@NotEvenFrench Sometimes they don't if they're shitty schools or even too prestigious ones so better to look yourself around jan/march at max for a September/October entry. Besides, every French student wants to study a program like that more and more so there's ton of competition
Hi ! :) thank you so much for your insightful video! this is one of the best videos i found so far about study programmes in france. i have a few questions : 1. after you finish your studies you are allowed to stay for min 12 months(depending on your nationality ) to seek employment in france right? are we allowed to work full time in those months as well? 2. when you emailed university administration and asked them if you are the kind of profile they accept, what respond did you get? thank you in advance ! :)
Salut, merci for the video. La question is do I have to find a job which is related to our master programme after the graduation or I have a right to work in any field regardless of what I study? Thanks
Great video, thanks! Lots of helpful tips. I'm planning on applying to public health master's programs in France and wondering what the "above and beyond" component of my application could be...
Your videos are great and very informative. I already have a BA and an A.A.S and I am thinking of doing my masters in France/Paris. My goal is to stay in Paris long term if I can. My step family lives there. I can not do the CIFFOP as I am over 29 I visited the site and you have to be under 29 for the programs. Ah yes I checked out Campus France. I too am thinking of going to school for HR. I worked in customer service (5 years at Sur la Table) in the past, but my degrees are in graphics and the last few years I have been working in publishing (magazines) but I want to transition out of graphics and of course magazines which are OVER in the United States. I looked at the same program that you attended and there was also a fashion project management program. But with this program I am concerned that it a vanity degree and when I graduate it will be too hard to find a job. Even though it is not creative it is fashion so will be competitive. I also thought of getting a Masters in teaching. I had a friend who was living in Paris and working at a Montessori her job was to speak English to pre-schoolers all day. I thought I could do that LOL 😂. Any way I know you're not an economics expert but in your opinion of these three choices what do you think is the best for finding work in France? In particular if I would be starting out having jobs were speaking English is in demand. I am looking for what would be in demand and easy to get, not super competitive creative jobs. Been there done that and over it. I too am a TH-camr and blogger though with a focus in Fashion. I attend FW in New York and Paris. People would always ask me if it was b/c of my job ( I worked for a luxury publisher of magazines) but nope I worked in the art depart not the fashion department. It is from my blog and YT channel. But at any rate I get all the creative outlet I need from my blog and YT channel and do not need to get this through work. Thank you for any advice you can give and love your channel!! I have been subscribed for a while now 🤗 😘
Hi Rosie amazing you are so very lucky to be you ..that you took on the challenges of braving yo live abroad in thus way and brave intelligent in everyway I applaud you bravo and the others that follow their dreams make them happen amen 💃💰😘🙏💝🎉🎁🍰☕️🌠🍾
If you would answer me, this would be amazing. Is this only for young people like you, because I am 54. I am longing to live in Paris, but have not had the chance to do so , but now I am ready.
The French are bigots about age as well as everything else. You might have difficulty getting admitted to a program with competitive admissions, it's a matter of having the luck to get your letter read by someone who will appreciate what you have to offer as a nontraditional student. You can not get a study grant from the government. But you are certainly not barred and I think you should pursue your dream.
Hi , Thanks for the information . I am from India and I want to study French from France .can you help me with some information from where to begin with ?
Hi! I would like to study ecotechnology/design for the anthropocene. I noticed off of Campus France they have a lot of these as master programs, but not bachelors or licences. Does anyone have advice on this? Do I just get my bachelors in a related study (like business or science) and then go for the masters? Much appreciated, Chloe
Thank you. I had not idea that a bachelors degree would be entry level in France. I wanting to earn a degree to counsel children and move to France. I also want to bring my daughter who will be elementary school she by that time.
Hey, I just got accepted for two master’s degree programs and I’m little bit scared about how the classes will be. Could you please share your experience?? How is the classes, exams...? Thank you!
This video was super helpful, thank you! Just one question: You mentioned that when you first arrived in France to study for your Masters, you didn’t speak any French. Did that cause any problems with obtaining the apprenticeship? I would assume there aren’t many companies that speak English there.
Hey there, just came across your comment - I love Rosie's video too, always so informative. I was the same when I arrived in France, I had beginner level french (still working on it) but was able to land a job in France after my studies - a CDD contract at a fortune 500 international company within the beauty industry. All work was in english so it was okay. Seems to be a few international companies out here where the working language is english!
@@TiffanieDavis How did you get a job at this type of company ? Which one was it ? I speak both French & English as well as an intermediate level of German so I want to use English in my everyday job in France in some position related to sales / import-export or Supply chain. I applied at hundreds of internationally renowned companies 2 years ago for an unpaid short internship and still couldn't find anything. Honestly, I am super pissed at how Rosie got into L'Oréal for her first freaking job in France. Most English-speaking locals like me are already struggling to find opportunities let alone most would dream to work for them... Stop stealing our jobs 😂 Update : I saw your video about work and went to ESSEC afterwards so nvm, ofc they would hire you 😉 Probs smth similar happened with Rosie
There aren't many at public unis except in English literature / language with tiny bit theoretical economics & business studies sometimes but knowing it's made for French students to learn English, you might feel bored learning about political systems of Anglophone countries & such tho 🙂 In private business schools, there's a ton more choice although I'm not sure at Bachelors level. Besides, some of these schools offer BBAs that can land you a job without Masters straight after compared to universities that don't. They usually have a higher employment rate due to partnerships with companies to help you find an apprenticeship & internships while having a bigger & more active alumni page than unis. Now, it's better for you to look at top 20 schools in rankings although the top 10 are very pricey (Grandes écoles de commerce+classement on Google) & really research the "atmosphere" of the school asking students online bc some of them are scams with shitty infrastructures or very poor quality of content if they are not reputable/prestigious. Those are filled with rich white spoiled kids who couldn't get in better schools bc of their low results so that their parents can afford paying to get a degree instead ! They are only interested in partying everyday, perform dangerous hazing rituals & are full of predators looking to hook up with as many students as they can while shaming female students who would do the same...
@@lorynniba7659 It's better to research a lot by asking former students of the private schools (whether it be in business-related fields, computer science, engineering, media, political science like Science po etc.) you're interested in about the programs & the vibe on campus so you get a better idea than just the brochure. Most students in those schools speak a decent level of English so it should be easier than with public uni students. I'm doing this atm and it's very time-consuming lol
Great video, thank you so much! I am 35 and have a UK degree and want to get my masters in France, is there generally an age limit for this and scholarships?
Hi! I’m finishing my second year of highschool in California right now and im going to start taking French lessons next year at a local college and I’m interested in going to college in France. In the state’s here we have these big tests called the SAT and the ACT and most colleges require a high score from either one of them, is there a test I would need to take to enter French university??
hiya! i’ve been looking at france for a while now for uni as i am from England. I was interested in a foundation year in order to get to grips with the change of pace. most places i have looked don’t even mention foundation years and so i’m skeptical they are even a thing haha. Would you know how i can find foundation years, if they even exist?
hi what if i want to study and get my masters in biology at france, and come back to the US and get a job. would the degree still count and will it count as a masters or bachealors
Hello. Hope you see this. Would you know if it's possible for one to complete their last year of bachelor's degree here before moving on to a Masters? This is to say, if I moved to France while in my last year of bachelor's degree back home, can I get enrolled in. French university to complete that last year?
Hi Please can you reply for my question? I am law graduated from UK so I am searching Masters degree in Paris. I got bachelor degree in 2019. So I am confused to know what I have to do ? I need your assistance. Thanks
Hi y'all, does anyone know if there is any program for bachelor first entirely taught in English at a public University ? I've been searching for a week straight and didn't find anything so far, only at private Universities and they're quite expensive...Lots of thanks!
Omg me too. Please tell me if you found any. I'm trying to find public business or engineering school as the private schools are extremely expensive. Please tell me if you found any !
Hey! If anyone has found a Public Bachelor's in Journalism or Communications, please help me! I'd like to know about it...On campus France & Beyond the States, there are very little Bach's programs taught in english. I've been learning a lot more French in preparation to settle for a French taught program so I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed and lost. Merci!
I'm struggling with the same thing. Except I am done with my undergraduate degree and looking for masters. Looks like there are very limited options available. 🤧
@@cherrybun_chu right! My only solution is to just learn French first and then go to school so I could still afford it. Your search isn’t going so well?? Did you try putting the website in both English and French?
Hello, I want to study French literature in France. Could you please make a video talking about applying for French university for a master degree? ( in French)
thank you for your tips, i just have a fear of rejection and am not sure in case of applying whether or not i will be accepted. what do you think are the chances of an average student?
Hello :) I am 26 years old and got my bachelors degree in 2015. How can I find information on doing a masters program having graduated with my bachelors degree 5 years ago? Thanks so much.
Hi, I think in your case, the best option would be to do an executive program which are often offered fully in English like an MBA in a business school
RIP je suis un Kiwi actuellement en Suède censé partir en juin pour commencer mon année de M2 en France en fin août mais on y a suspendu la délivrance des visas jusqu'à nouvel ordre à cause du Covid-19 😅
Sometimes they don't if they're shitty schools or even too prestigious ones so better to look yourself around jan/march at max for a September/October entry. Besides, every French student wants to study a program like that more and more so there's ton of competition
Hey! Just chiming in - I studied in France (and now live in Paris!) - I got my MBA in International Luxury Brand Management at ESSEC Business school, could be an interesting program for you to look into!
Mam I'm from Pakistan I'm complete my intermediate 5 years ago now I want to again continue my study I'm also a running athelet how can I apply for France University
Are there english speaking apprentiships or traineeships? I am a high school graduate with no bachelor degree,would i be eigible? Where can we apply and find information? Your advise would be very helpfull!!
Hello !I m USA citizen, would like to study public health , this is Master degree. I have my master in Dentistry and Law, this year graduating from bachelor in nursing . Please advise
also, bless you for this video! nearing the end of my year in Paris and I KNOW for sure now that I want to move here soon after I graduate undergrad in the US June 2021. Im not super keen on studying more (burnout) but overall I know that, esp to live long term in Europe, a master's and a European one at that are INDISPENSABLE. Plus the price/time difference and the guarantee for work in some cases... I'm sold lol.... only thing that will turn me is if I get some wild dream job in the states but, meh.
Depends on the programs ! Some selective business schools recruit with GMAT and all in winter starting from december-ish. Some public unis take in students till June or September (not sure about international students if second session is an option tho)
I want to do my Master's degree in management from France in English. I can afford cost of living but I can't afford fee. I'm looking for free or funded program. Being Pakistani national it's really hard.
Salut Rosie, It's a goal of mine to live in Paris and would like to know, for someone who doesn't have a EU passport, would you recommend doing a Bachelor's in their current country and then only doing a Master's in Paris (not a big fan of the schools I have available to me here, but they are considered pretty good schools), or should I aim to do all five years abroad (ideally I'd want to move to france asap, but financings five years abroad would be a lot harder)
For an employment perspective it is better to do ur master in France if you want to live and work there. I dont recommend doing your bachelor there because: - bachelor in private school are expensive and do not have the greatest reputation - bachelor at univeristy is cheap but you dont have many option in english, plus the quality is really poor - in both case, if you want to join a master in a grande ecole (private) you will not longer have the option to enter via international admission (which is the easier way to get in), the french way is a contest which is extremely hard to pass for an international student who does not speak french as its first language.
@@ameliemelo92 yes bachelor at university is cheap but level is not really poor in most of the university ! My daughter studied her third year at Birmingham University, not Oxbridge but a quiet good one. She was very disappointed by the level below her french university courses ! And it was more schocking for her when you know the year fees in UK ! But it was great to be able to see her father's family.
@@brigittelacour5055 I am French and I studied in both France and in the UK. In French universities you can find amazing teachers but the university framework is really bad (the organisation, administration, the buildings sometimes even the teachers) are really bad. So yeah by working hard and in bad conditions you can achieve a really great level but I would not recommend it.
@@ameliemelo92 ça dépend vraiment des universités en France mais c'est vrai que le budget va en dernier aux bâtiments, comme de mon temps il y a presque 40 ans. Mais avoir certains cours dans un hôtel particulier du XVII siècle a son charme et ses inconvénients.
Hi,l want to study in France.l completed diploma in French language.but the institution is not recognize by France government.this language will help me to find visa?
Go to "province" (Lille) near to Belgium, UK, Netherlands !!!, the north = most sympathic people of France, cheaper . Paris = the worst people, very very expensive.
That's very insulting to other regions to say that Lille is more sympathic. Also, I lived in Lille for 4 years, and I didn't find people more friendly than in Nice, Bordeaux, Paris or Normandy (places where I lived too.) They are very chauvinist in the north, and you give me reason haha
Awesome, very informative video. Two quick questions: You mentioned that the apprenticeships have a cutoff at age 30. Is this the case for internships, as well? My partner is 30 and thinking of enrolling in a Master's program within the next couple years with the objective of staying in the country long-term. I am also interested in moving to France but am older (37), so I'm wondering what you would suggest for someone in my shoes. For a bit of context, I have an MA in Spanish from a university in the US and an education background, and my partner has has an MFA in Visual Art but would be working on a second degree related to arts administration. Thanks!
Those are kind of like TAFEs in Australia... You have to do a CAP coiffure which is a very hands-on 1 year long degree in a special high school. However, it's a very unqualified course and very unlikely they ever teach in English
Hi, I doubt you can do that but you can look at Masters of Science in private business schools which are 1-year-long very specialised postgrad degrees after a first year of Masters in a different programs. Most of them seem to be fully taught in English. However, to be able to stay in France after your 2-year-long TR post-studies or smth like that, this type of degree seems unfit (just research another video on the matter from an Indian guy living in France on TH-cam, I can't remember his name. He studied a MS at Inseec and got into trouble bc of this).
Just know that coming to France as an Indian student offers you 2 years of temporary visa to find a job after your studies because of a special agreement between the two countries, which is amazing ! Besides, people that can speak multiple languages are highly valued in big companies so work on your French and you'll get tons of oppurtunities
Extremely helpful. I think you’ve given a lot of people the tools to consider an amazing path they’d thought otherwise in achievable, so thank you!
I'm studying at the Grenoble business school in September! I am so excited!!
Hey me too! I'm doing to bachelor in international business. What are you studying??
Congratulations! How did you apply
I'm looking at going to the University of Grenoble Alpes, care to share any tips?
How did you do it? Are you paying full tuition?
Hey giys. I just applied on the Grenoble ecole de management website. Applications are open now for 2021 school year. Check it out. And i applied for FSA in my country, the USA.
Thank you so much for this video! I’m an American high school student who wants to study in France someday. This gave me so much insight into what I would like to do in the coming year. My plan is to study for my Bachelors degree at home in the US to save money for my Masters in France. This video helped me a lot! Merci beaucoup!
I was in your same position years ago, so I can totally relate. Doing my MBA in France was the best decision that I've ever made, wishing you the best of luck!
The advice on this video is GOLD!! Thank you!
Thanks to you. Your vlog help me alot to finding my program in France
Thank you for your videos. I met you by looking some information to move and study in Paris and, actually I'm living here. Not doing what I planned (master2) as I had tons of problems with the bureaucratic process but, the goal for this year is to apply again. I tried to contact you before when all this problems came out but well, it's hard. I'm rlly thankful for all your content. As an expat, this channel helped me a lot in many ways. Merci beaucoup❤🤞🏻
Thank you so much this video was the answer to almost all my problems I’m glad there are people around to help us understand what we’ll be going into .... I’m French but studied the U.K. systems but I’m planning on continuing in France and didn’t know where to start from .
Another amazing video :))
Keep up the great content darling!!
Greetings from Morocco!!
thank you for this video! i wish Campus France offered/listed more scholarships for international students coming from Singapore!
great piece of content with important information!! 😊😀🙌
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Hi Rosie! My name is Anna and I'm an Australian/german dual citizen that has recently stumbled across your channel as I am extremely motivated to get a job in Fashion (specifically LVMH) in France. I'm currently in my last year of my fashion/business masters in Australia and have been lucky enough to have a few internships in germany/australia but am trying to gather some more info on taking the next step and moving to france after doing my studies. I have found your videos to be incredibly relatable and informative and would love to hear more about your career journey after you finished your Masters (maybe a video idea?) as well as some tips on how to land a job! My biggest concerns are not having studied at an ecole/french uni and how to make myself stand out as I'm sure a lot of people would be apply for big name brands. Keep up the great work!
Sorry to just chime in! But your story is so similar to mine, I could totally relate. I actually ended up doing my masters at ESSEC Business School in France. I'm actually working on a video around how I found my job in Paris / french work benefits / work culture. Could be interesting for you given your situation!
@@TiffanieDavis love it! I will absolutely check it out :D
@@TiffanieDavis❤
Hi, how are you? I live in Paris and doing the research to find a Masters Programme with an apprenticeship. I called Ciffop and spoke with Sarah and she said the laws have changed now. If you are not an EU citizen you cannot get an apprenticeship, however yes you can apply to a company for an internship, but that is not going to give you a monthly salary and the other perks. So is it current that after you have finished your Masters in France you can apply for a job without the company sponsoring you ? I really appreciate your content and information.
Hey, thanks for uploading ur videos! They're rly helpful. Although, the pdf link for financing studies given in the description area isn't working..could u share it again? Thankyou:)
Accidentally found ur video. Definitely followed. And, thank u soooooo much for the infor shared.
Thanks so much. I was born in the US but have French citizenship, I’m hoping to go to college in France to be financially safe. It would be wonderful if it works.
Thankyou so much for doing this!💗
Here I thought Kirsten Dunst studied in France. lol! I cant be the only one! You look so much like her!!
Thanks for this information its really helpful
SO helpful! thank you so much!!
It's so helpful ! thank u~
This is extremely helpful... I have decided to move to France but as an educator from America, it is likely that I will need to get a masters...
Thank you dear for informative video
Thank you so much for this information! I have heard that if you study for a 2 years master degree in France, you qualify for citizenship early. Do you know how that works with a 4 year bachelor's or any other information about that?
Wow thank you
thank you sooo much for this!
Hiya, so lovely video. I´d love to study in the South of France, human resources management. Do you have any specific recommendation? xx
Thank you so much for making this video it was super helpful. I used to study in Paris but am trying to find a masters program. Just a question- when finding an apprentissage, do you first find your masters program and then find a company to sponsor you? Or do you find an apprentissage contract with a company first and then enrol in your masters? Any advice would be appreciated. Merci beaucoup :))))
@@NotEvenFrench Sometimes they don't if they're shitty schools or even too prestigious ones so better to look yourself around jan/march at max for a September/October entry. Besides, every French student wants to study a program like that more and more so there's ton of competition
Hi ! :) thank you so much for your insightful video! this is one of the best videos i found so far about study programmes in france. i have a few questions : 1. after you finish your studies you are allowed to stay for min 12 months(depending on your nationality ) to seek employment in france right? are we allowed to work full time in those months as well? 2. when you emailed university administration and asked them if you are the kind of profile they accept, what respond did you get? thank you in advance ! :)
very helpful and interesting
Salut, merci for the video. La question is do I have to find a job which is related to our master programme after the graduation or I have a right to work in any field regardless of what I study? Thanks
Great video, thanks! Lots of helpful tips. I'm planning on applying to public health master's programs in France and wondering what the "above and beyond" component of my application could be...
Tnx for ur valuable informations ...💙
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Your videos are great and very informative. I already have a BA and an A.A.S and I am thinking of doing my masters in France/Paris. My goal is to stay in Paris long term if I can. My step family lives there. I can not do the CIFFOP as I am over 29 I visited the site and you have to be under 29 for the programs. Ah yes I checked out Campus France. I too am thinking of going to school for HR. I worked in customer service (5 years at Sur la Table) in the past, but my degrees are in graphics and the last few years I have been working in publishing (magazines) but I want to transition out of graphics and of course magazines which are OVER in the United States. I looked at the same program that you attended and there was also a fashion project management program. But with this program I am concerned that it a vanity degree and when I graduate it will be too hard to find a job. Even though it is not creative it is fashion so will be competitive. I also thought of getting a Masters in teaching. I had a friend who was living in Paris and working at a Montessori her job was to speak English to pre-schoolers all day. I thought I could do that LOL 😂. Any way I know you're not an economics expert but in your opinion of these three choices what do you think is the best for finding work in France? In particular if I would be starting out having jobs were speaking English is in demand. I am looking for what would be in demand and easy to get, not super competitive creative jobs. Been there done that and over it. I too am a TH-camr and blogger though with a focus in Fashion. I attend FW in New York and Paris. People would always ask me if it was b/c of my job ( I worked for a luxury publisher of magazines) but nope I worked in the art depart not the fashion department. It is from my blog and YT channel. But at any rate I get all the creative outlet I need from my blog and YT channel and do not need to get this through work. Thank you for any advice you can give and love your channel!! I have been subscribed for a while now 🤗 😘
I'm a french 3rd year student and I'm supposed to do my M1 abroad in September
Hello great video very informative . please which school did you go and what program
Thank you! The links have expired, can you post updated ones?
Hi Rosie amazing you are so very lucky to be you ..that you took on the challenges of braving yo live abroad in thus way and brave intelligent in everyway I applaud you bravo and the others that follow their dreams make them happen amen 💃💰😘🙏💝🎉🎁🍰☕️🌠🍾
I like your kitty!
vey helpful video just one question please elaborate about apprentisage or apprenteship like how can we study totally for free?
If you would answer me, this would be amazing. Is this only for young people like you, because I am 54. I am longing to live in Paris, but have not had the chance to do so , but now I am ready.
The French are bigots about age as well as everything else. You might have difficulty getting admitted to a program with competitive admissions, it's a matter of having the luck to get your letter read by someone who will appreciate what you have to offer as a nontraditional student. You can not get a study grant from the government. But you are certainly not barred and I think you should pursue your dream.
@@nineteenfortyeight Thank you very much for answering.
did your school have an interview? I have one coming up for ENS paris and have no idea what to expect
Hi ,
Thanks for the information . I am from India and I want to study French from France .can you help me with some information from where to begin with ?
Hi!
I would like to study ecotechnology/design for the anthropocene. I noticed off of Campus France they have a lot of these as master programs, but not bachelors or licences. Does anyone have advice on this? Do I just get my bachelors in a related study (like business or science) and then go for the masters?
Much appreciated, Chloe
Thank you. I had not idea that a bachelors degree would be entry level in France. I wanting to earn a degree to counsel children and move to France. I also want to bring my daughter who will be elementary school she by that time.
Hey, I just got accepted for two master’s degree programs and I’m little bit scared about how the classes will be. Could you please share your experience?? How is the classes, exams...? Thank you!
I heard they don’t have tests
Hello, could you please share in which schools you got the masters admission in and which programs? If you don't mind that is. Thanks
Sad that there’s an age limit for the apprenticeship. 31 is not old. 😢
This video was super helpful, thank you! Just one question: You mentioned that when you first arrived in France to study for your Masters, you didn’t speak any French. Did that cause any problems with obtaining the apprenticeship? I would assume there aren’t many companies that speak English there.
Hey there, just came across your comment - I love Rosie's video too, always so informative. I was the same when I arrived in France, I had beginner level french (still working on it) but was able to land a job in France after my studies - a CDD contract at a fortune 500 international company within the beauty industry. All work was in english so it was okay. Seems to be a few international companies out here where the working language is english!
@@TiffanieDavis How did you get a job at this type of company ? Which one was it ? I speak both French & English as well as an intermediate level of German so I want to use English in my everyday job in France in some position related to sales / import-export or Supply chain. I applied at hundreds of internationally renowned companies 2 years ago for an unpaid short internship and still couldn't find anything. Honestly, I am super pissed at how Rosie got into L'Oréal for her first freaking job in France. Most English-speaking locals like me are already struggling to find opportunities let alone most would dream to work for them... Stop stealing our jobs 😂 Update : I saw your video about work and went to ESSEC afterwards so nvm, ofc they would hire you 😉 Probs smth similar happened with Rosie
@@TiffanieDavis which university use in english?
This was really informative! Do you know any public unis that offer bachelor's degrees in English?
There aren't many at public unis except in English literature / language with tiny bit theoretical economics & business studies sometimes but knowing it's made for French students to learn English, you might feel bored learning about political systems of Anglophone countries & such tho 🙂 In private business schools, there's a ton more choice although I'm not sure at Bachelors level. Besides, some of these schools offer BBAs that can land you a job without Masters straight after compared to universities that don't. They usually have a higher employment rate due to partnerships with companies to help you find an apprenticeship & internships while having a bigger & more active alumni page than unis. Now, it's better for you to look at top 20 schools in rankings although the top 10 are very pricey (Grandes écoles de commerce+classement on Google) & really research the "atmosphere" of the school asking students online bc some of them are scams with shitty infrastructures or very poor quality of content if they are not reputable/prestigious. Those are filled with rich white spoiled kids who couldn't get in better schools bc of their low results so that their parents can afford paying to get a degree instead ! They are only interested in partying everyday, perform dangerous hazing rituals & are full of predators looking to hook up with as many students as they can while shaming female students who would do the same...
@@elisagyn3646 Tysm for all the information!!!
@@lorynniba7659 It's better to research a lot by asking former students of the private schools (whether it be in business-related fields, computer science, engineering, media, political science like Science po etc.) you're interested in about the programs & the vibe on campus so you get a better idea than just the brochure. Most students in those schools speak a decent level of English so it should be easier than with public uni students. I'm doing this atm and it's very time-consuming lol
Great video, thank you so much! I am 35 and have a UK degree and want to get my masters in France, is there generally an age limit for this and scholarships?
Hi! I’m finishing my second year of highschool in California right now and im going to start taking French lessons next year at a local college and I’m interested in going to college in France. In the state’s here we have these big tests called the SAT and the ACT and most colleges require a high score from either one of them, is there a test I would need to take to enter French university??
No, they will still look at American requirements such as the act and sat
GREAT WORK!
it seems French Law put upper age limit for apprenticeship, its 30 years old, what you think?
hiya! i’ve been looking at france for a while now for uni as i am from England. I was interested in a foundation year in order to get to grips with the change of pace. most places i have looked don’t even mention foundation years and so i’m skeptical they are even a thing haha. Would you know how i can find foundation years, if they even exist?
hi what if i want to study and get my masters in biology at france, and come back to the US and get a job. would the degree still count and will it count as a masters or bachealors
Hi pls I need help, my name is Gift and I want to do my undergraduate problem for fashion design, I went to campus France but I got lost
Dear Rosie, I've been looking up programs for postgraduate dentistry, but the search didn't even recognize the word "dentistry" !
any advice?
You should make an ASMR vidéo with bonbon's purring :D
Hello. Hope you see this.
Would you know if it's possible for one to complete their last year of bachelor's degree here before moving on to a Masters? This is to say, if I moved to France while in my last year of bachelor's degree back home, can I get enrolled in. French university to complete that last year?
Hi
Please can you reply for my question? I am law graduated from UK so I am searching Masters degree in Paris.
I got bachelor degree in 2019. So I am confused to know what I have to do ?
I need your assistance.
Thanks
Hi y'all, does anyone know if there is any program for bachelor first entirely taught in English at a public University ? I've been searching for a week straight and didn't find anything so far, only at private Universities and they're quite expensive...Lots of thanks!
Omg me too. Please tell me if you found any. I'm trying to find public business or engineering school as the private schools are extremely expensive. Please tell me if you found any !
@@hello-sx2bp Did you guys happen to find any?
@@samkim9786 hello. I know it's been 2 years, but did you?
Hey! If anyone has found a Public Bachelor's in Journalism or Communications, please help me! I'd like to know about it...On campus France & Beyond the States, there are very little Bach's programs taught in english. I've been learning a lot more French in preparation to settle for a French taught program so I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed and lost. Merci!
I'm struggling with the same thing. Except I am done with my undergraduate degree and looking for masters. Looks like there are very limited options available. 🤧
@@cherrybun_chu right! My only solution is to just learn French first and then go to school so I could still afford it. Your search isn’t going so well?? Did you try putting the website in both English and French?
Hello, I want to study French literature in France. Could you please make a video talking about applying for French university for a master degree? ( in French)
thank you for your tips, i just have a fear of rejection and am not sure in case of applying whether or not i will be accepted. what do you think are the chances of an average student?
I need to know this too , r they really selective ? R u considering bachelors
hi. I want to ask if generally the university will provide companies for internship?
Please my sister do you know which university in France can I study in there the Medicine in English?
I’m a bit confused do I apply to the universities through campus France or do I apply through them individually?
Do you know if we can still apply on the website? Because I saw a timeline document where it says that you can only apply until 31st of March 2020...
Hello :) I am 26 years old and got my bachelors degree in 2015. How can I find information on doing a masters program having graduated with my bachelors degree 5 years ago? Thanks so much.
Hi, I think in your case, the best option would be to do an executive program which are often offered fully in English like an MBA in a business school
Does anyone know about studying landscape architecture or something related in France, entry level?
What about studying BA from IFA paris? Please respond
RIP je suis un Kiwi actuellement en Suède censé partir en juin pour commencer mon année de M2 en France en fin août mais on y a suspendu la délivrance des visas jusqu'à nouvel ordre à cause du Covid-19 😅
tout peut changer d'ici 2 mois! bon courage. Ton école va t'aider j'en suis sûr :)
Raconte pas ta vie
I've been researching bachelor programs in France so this came at the perfect moment! Thank you thank you thank you
Me to really
@@Mohamed12986 did u figure it out
@@aena5995 what about you? Did you? If you have, can you help?
Anybody knows if English Master, 12 monhs including internship is equivalent to French M1 and 2?
At what point do you find the apprenticeship? Is it during the application process or when you’ve gained admission?
Sometimes they don't if they're shitty schools or even too prestigious ones so better to look yourself around jan/march at max for a September/October entry. Besides, every French student wants to study a program like that more and more so there's ton of competition
@@elisagyn3646 thanks Elisa for the heads up
Bonjour! This is Swetha intrested in Msc fashion design and luxury management pursuing mba finance please suggest me with any tips
Hey! Just chiming in - I studied in France (and now live in Paris!) - I got my MBA in International Luxury Brand Management at ESSEC Business school, could be an interesting program for you to look into!
Mam I'm from Pakistan I'm complete my intermediate 5 years ago now I want to again continue my study I'm also a running athelet how can I apply for France University
Can I apply without ielts in France study visa I did gnm nursing courses can I apply france pls tell me
Are there english speaking apprentiships or traineeships? I am a high school graduate with no bachelor degree,would i be eigible? Where can we apply and find information? Your advise would be very helpfull!!
Thanks first comment
Hello !I m USA citizen, would like to study public health , this is Master degree. I have my master in Dentistry and Law, this year graduating from bachelor in nursing . Please advise
In France country ielts is mandatory or optional mam
how can you apply with predicted grades?
i have an accociates degree in the US can this transfer to france
Is it possible to do a bachelor degree in English in France ?
Did you figure it out Omar? If you did can you be of help to me, please?
Also looking for bachelor opportunities in France too.
how far in advance do we usually apply for a masters? for example, if I want to get in around fall 2021!
also, bless you for this video! nearing the end of my year in Paris and I KNOW for sure now that I want to move here soon after I graduate undergrad in the US June 2021. Im not super keen on studying more (burnout) but overall I know that, esp to live long term in Europe, a master's and a European one at that are INDISPENSABLE. Plus the price/time difference and the guarantee for work in some cases... I'm sold lol.... only thing that will turn me is if I get some wild dream job in the states but, meh.
@@carlascalling hey Sophia! I'm doing my undergrad in the Us right now, how was yesr in France??
Depends on the programs ! Some selective business schools recruit with GMAT and all in winter starting from december-ish. Some public unis take in students till June or September (not sure about international students if second session is an option tho)
I want to do my Master's degree in management from France in English. I can afford cost of living but I can't afford fee. I'm looking for free or funded program. Being Pakistani national it's really hard.
If you know any French nursing schools giving courses in English
Salut Rosie,
It's a goal of mine to live in Paris and would like to know, for someone who doesn't have a EU passport, would you recommend doing a Bachelor's in their current country and then only doing a Master's in Paris (not a big fan of the schools I have available to me here, but they are considered pretty good schools), or should I aim to do all five years abroad (ideally I'd want to move to france asap, but financings five years abroad would be a lot harder)
For an employment perspective it is better to do ur master in France if you want to live and work there. I dont recommend doing your bachelor there because:
- bachelor in private school are expensive and do not have the greatest reputation
- bachelor at univeristy is cheap but you dont have many option in english, plus the quality is really poor
- in both case, if you want to join a master in a grande ecole (private) you will not longer have the option to enter via international admission (which is the easier way to get in), the french way is a contest which is extremely hard to pass for an international student who does not speak french as its first language.
@@ameliemelo92 Merci! This was very helpful
@@ameliemelo92 yes bachelor at university is cheap but level is not really poor in most of the university ! My daughter studied her third year at Birmingham University, not Oxbridge but a quiet good one. She was very disappointed by the level below her french university courses ! And it was more schocking for her when you know the year fees in UK ! But it was great to be able to see her father's family.
@@brigittelacour5055 I am French and I studied in both France and in the UK. In French universities you can find amazing teachers but the university framework is really bad (the organisation, administration, the buildings sometimes even the teachers) are really bad. So yeah by working hard and in bad conditions you can achieve a really great level but I would not recommend it.
@@ameliemelo92 ça dépend vraiment des universités en France mais c'est vrai que le budget va en dernier aux bâtiments, comme de mon temps il y a presque 40 ans. Mais avoir certains cours dans un hôtel particulier du XVII siècle a son charme et ses inconvénients.
Hi,l want to study in France.l completed diploma in French language.but the institution is not recognize by France government.this language will help me to find visa?
Hey,me too! but i hadnt completed it yet,i guess u need to get TSF or DELF for that,im not sure tho
Please give me some information English medium vehicles name. I want to do my Bachelor degree in Computer Science and Engineering
Do you know if you need a GRE score for these schools?
They might ask for GMAT
Madam I will tallk you litle for speak french
Go to "province" (Lille) near to Belgium, UK, Netherlands !!!, the north = most sympathic people of France, cheaper . Paris = the worst people, very very expensive.
That's very insulting to other regions to say that Lille is more sympathic. Also, I lived in Lille for 4 years, and I didn't find people more friendly than in Nice, Bordeaux, Paris or Normandy (places where I lived too.) They are very chauvinist in the north, and you give me reason haha
@@Misterjingle Lille, Nice, Bordeaux, Paris are cities . I speak for village, small city etc
@@magellan379 Well, that's the same, people in the north are not that friendly...
@@Misterjingle lol big difference with cities . An another country .
How can I get a company?
Awesome, very informative video. Two quick questions: You mentioned that the apprenticeships have a cutoff at age 30. Is this the case for internships, as well? My partner is 30 and thinking of enrolling in a Master's program within the next couple years with the objective of staying in the country long-term. I am also interested in moving to France but am older (37), so I'm wondering what you would suggest for someone in my shoes. For a bit of context, I have an MA in Spanish from a university in the US and an education background, and my partner has has an MFA in Visual Art but would be working on a second degree related to arts administration. Thanks!
Wondering if you found anything out. It’s so incredibly disheartening when there is age discrimination.
I am working since 1 year now. wanna pursue MIM/MSC in marketing. My ects is 144(bachelor 3 yrs).. Am I eligible??
Depends where, how prestigious the school is. Better to check on their entry requirements
Mam i have 49 percent in graduation and 6 in ielts can i apply for masters in France
What about hairdresser diploma course in france?
Those are kind of like TAFEs in Australia... You have to do a CAP coiffure which is a very hands-on 1 year long degree in a special high school. However, it's a very unqualified course and very unlikely they ever teach in English
Hello dear. Can I join my masters in India and leave it after 1 year and get to france for my final year masters degree of 1 year?
Hi, I doubt you can do that but you can look at Masters of Science in private business schools which are 1-year-long very specialised postgrad degrees after a first year of Masters in a different programs. Most of them seem to be fully taught in English. However, to be able to stay in France after your 2-year-long TR post-studies or smth like that, this type of degree seems unfit (just research another video on the matter from an Indian guy living in France on TH-cam, I can't remember his name. He studied a MS at Inseec and got into trouble bc of this).
Just know that coming to France as an Indian student offers you 2 years of temporary visa to find a job after your studies because of a special agreement between the two countries, which is amazing ! Besides, people that can speak multiple languages are highly valued in big companies so work on your French and you'll get tons of oppurtunities