Expat Student
international application expert
Who are we?
Getting to know Expat Student better
Double nationality Franco-British, and ahaving accompanied his own children in their study abroad projects, Louise Thomson Fernet understand that all the steps to put together a successful application can seem complex and difficult to grasp for students (and parents) who do not come from an Anglo-Saxon culture.
The support Expat Student forms part of a comprehensive approach to the student's academic journey and is based on specialist knowledge of courses, universities, campuses and the application process.
Similarly, Expat Student supports every study project according to the student's wishes, as well as their profile and personal background, in France or abroad.
That is why we offer bespoke, end-to-end support for international applications, tailored to each of our students and completely individual.
our experience at your service
Your passport to success
Expat Student started several years ago to help high school students access undergraduate courses at prestigious universities in the UK and thereby join one of the best university systems in the world. Building on this experience, we have since expanded our range of services and now also offer our support for other English-language courses at reputable universities, primarily in Europe and Canada, as well as for students wishing to internationalise their education with a Master's degree abroad.
It is with enthusiasm, determination and methodology that we guide each student to enable them to access the best training to which they can aspire.
Why us?
6 good reasons to choose Expat Student
1
A fine expertise in application procedures
Our in-depth knowledge of all the procedural mechanisms will help you optimise your application.
2
A good understanding of university expectations
We know what universities are looking for in an application and we guide you to maximise your chances of being accepted onto the course of your choice.
3
An international outlook
Whatever your background, in France or abroad, we know how to help you highlight your assets and strengths.
4
Completely independent coaching
Our support for international applications is focused entirely on your interests. We work with universities and not for them!
5
Daily contact with the admissions department
Your English coach's close contact with university admissions gives you the assurance of perfect monitoring for your application.
6
Close and individual monitoring
Each of our students benefits from our guidance and personalised support throughout our mentoring
Expat Student in a nutshell
In this excerpt in English, Louise talks about her mission with Expat Student, asupporting young people (and their parents) towards successful international study choices.
- Supporting the search for a care home
- Provide the right tools and processes to successfully complete full application files
- Freeing up time for sixth-formers to focus on their studies and exams
- Maximise their chances of success
Some of our students have received an offer
UCAS offers, on average
Average duration of our support
We helped our students get onto Bachelor's degree courses in fields as diverse as:
- Commerce
- Medicine
- Politics and International Relations
- Veterinary surgeon
- International management
- Engineer
- History
- Biological sciences
- English literature
- Environmental sciences
- Zoology
- Philosophy
Our results in the UK
Testimonials
They put their trust in Expat Student
Thank you very much for this high-quality support and expertise at every stage of the UCAS application process.
Come and meet the Expat Student team
At international education fairs
You are in sixth form and would like to continue your higher education abroad, come and ask us your questions at our exhibitions.
We regularly take part in major exhibitions in Paris aimed at studying abroad:
- The Student Fair and The Studying Abroad Student Fair“
- The Studyrama Fair for International Courses
- World Masters Exhibition
During our information meetings in secondary schools
We intervene at the request of secondary schools for presentations intended for sixth-formers and their parents on Anglo-Saxon university systems, the very specific application procedures, and more generally on all issues related to post-18 orientation abroad.
We also respond to requests for information and advice from teachers or designated staff in secondary schools who are not familiar with the application system for UCAS, Studielink, etc., and we draw their attention to the importance of their role in their students' applications.



































