Partnerships

Our partners

Expat Student's partners

Axiom Academic, tuition for expats

Trusted tutoring agency since 2016, Axiom Academic connects expatriate families worldwide with carefully selected, native French and English-speaking private tutors in all subjects, with a thorough knowledge of the French, IB and British curricula.

An essential tutoring solution for expat families, the agency consists of educational advisors who guide families and recommend the teachers best suited to their needs, as well as teachers who themselves come from an expat background and are in the same time zone as the student.

With over 3,000 teachers, Axiom Academic supports students in French secondary schools and international schools throughout their education.

Axiom Academic, now available in over 50 cities, is your partner of choice for providing the tutoring your children need from primary school to sixth form, both at home and online.

Meriem Draman has been an independent educational guidance counsellor since January 2019, specialising in the French education system (collège, lycée, post-baccalaureate courses). 

She lives in Istanbul and, thanks to the magic of the internet, works with students from all over the world.

In a previous life, she was a physics and chemistry teacher for about ten years and is currently on career break from the Ministry of Education. 

As part of its business, it mainly offers two services:

  • The career guidance assessment for young people from Year 10 up to the first year of higher education.
    The careers guidance assessment is a short, three-session support programme that helps students get to know themselves better—in other words, to identify their skills, strengths, priorities and professional interests so they can choose the right post-secondary education track for their profile, as well as the various fields of activity in which they are most likely to thrive and therefore succeed.
  • The Parcoursup guidance process for final-year high school students, students looking to change direction, and French pupils not enrolled in the French education system.
    The end-to-end Parcoursup guidance takes place over 4 to 6 sessions and ensures students feel guided, advised, supported and reassured throughout the entire Parcoursup registration process: from the strategic selection of the 10 choices right through to writing personal statements, including the initial creation of the application file.
Expats Parents is the website for family relocation! It offers plenty of resources regarding expatriation and parenting, education, schooling, bilingualism, cultural adaptation, etc. For expat families, it is both:
 
  • collaborative website to help you better understand and support your nomadic family
  • Facebook group where you can share your experience with over 16,000 expat parents in more than 120 countries
  • One Facebook page where you will find articles and information concerning issues related to family expatriation
  • Privileged access to services selected for you
... and much more besides!

To find out more:

MumAbroad is one of the leading European resources for English-speaking families living or settling in major «international» regions and cities in Spain, Italy, France and Germany.

This online resource provides concise, credible, up-to-date and trustworthy information, ranging from international education to childbirth options, as well as family activities and relocation services.

All the advice comes from expat mums living abroad.

EXPAT PRO: THE WEBSITE FOR EXPATS, BY EXPERTS!

Expat Pro is a directory website for relocation professionals. Its mission is to help French-speaking expats find the services they need. Experts are rigorously selected for the quality of their services in their field of expertise and their understanding of the challenges of living abroad.

With nearly 150 experts, Expat Pro covers the main topics of interest for expatriate families and employees before, during and after expatriation.

It is a dynamic network that is regularly enriched with new experts and is accessible free of charge to French-speaking expatriates. It is backed by the Expats Parents website and group (16,000 members). The founders, Catherine Martel and Cécile Gylbert, are themselves multi-expatriates and specialists in family expatriation. Catherine Martel is a psychologist and founder of the Expats Parents website; Cécile Gylbert is a specialist in expatriate children, a consultant and an author.

They know the challenges to be met and are aware that support from experts is an asset for successful mobility.

To find out more:

What I Wish I Knew About University was established in 2017 by Zoe Cooke and Joules Sweeney.

With over 26,000 active members and growing rapidly, WIWIKAU is a university support group that covers everything from results day, enrolment acceptance, accommodation, what to pack and absolutely everything else to do with university. Everyone is welcome: parents, students, guardians and anyone else involved in the university process and student life.

To find out more:

francaisalondres.com is the essential magazine for French speakers in London and the UK. Receive the week's news, upcoming events and the top classifieds of the week by email every Friday morning.

Get kitted out for university with our partners at Uni Kit Out. You can order bedding, kitchen and bathroom kits, and much more, which will be delivered straight to your accommodation and will be waiting for you when you arrive – and save 10% with the discount code EXPAT10

Take Me UP, the Groupe IGS gap-year programme allowing young people aged 17 to 25 to fulfil their potential and experience a unique personal and international adventure.

Homeschooling during expatriation with CEDRE France

CEDRE France is a collective composed of three distance learning schools: EIB à distance, Hattemer Academy and Cours Sainte-Anne. For families looking for an alternative or a complement to the traditional school system, CEDRE France offers distance learning that meets at least the expectations of the French national education system and adapts to the specific needs of pupils through a tailor-made approach (full schooling, partial schooling, revision programmes, etc.).

Why choose homeschooling during your expatriation?

  • Distance learning is accessible everywhere and at any time: enrolment is possible at any time of the year, and learning materials are just a click away or arrive straight through your letterbox.
  • A wide choice of subjects: as complete courses, or as a supplement to reinforce one or more subjects.
  • No time constraints: you can organise your time entirely as you wish while benefiting from invaluable educational support.
  • Rigorous, high-quality teaching: you have comprehensive programmes specifically designed for independent study (structured materials, assignments to be submitted for grading, regular contact with the teaching team, issuance of transcripts and report cards, etc.).
  • Return to France made easy: children maintain a link with the French education system during their time abroad.

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