Getting into Sciences Po Paris is the ultimate goal for many secondary school students who are passionate about political science, and yet this year again, many are disappointed despite having excellent records
If your child is considering studying abroad, there is nothing better for them than visiting the universities they are interested in to confirm or adjust their choice of study, and then to visualise themselves there.
The dilemma of studying abroad. By taking our children to live new experiences during our periods of expatriation, we opened their eyes to other cultures and other ways
Expat Student helps you understand the issues involved in choosing your specialities for study abroad projects.
Since the baccalauréat reform, your child has to start thinking about their options as early as Year 11.
That's it, after many twists and turns, Brexit is officially done and dusted and new rules came into force on 1 January 2021.
Six points to understand what will change, or not, for those wishing to enrol in a bachelor's or master's degree in the United Kingdom from the upcoming 2021/2022 academic year.
One of the attractions of the United Kingdom lies in the very wide choice of courses on offer there.
Whatever the field in which you wish to study, be it politics, economics, arts, health..., a wide range of courses provided by the numerous universities is available to you. It is therefore impossible not to find what you are looking for in this vast catalogue of courses and universities!
Is your child thinking about doing their post-18 studies in the UK?
Enrolling him in a summer school this summer would allow him to experience a world-renowned university for the first time, improve his English and try out Anglo-Saxon teaching in the subject of his choice.
Open Days are an opportunity for prospective students to visit the universities they are considering applying to.
He can:
– to attend presentations on training courses,
– to meet teachers
– to interact with students
He will get a full impression of the targeted university and training.
As part of the Expat Student support programme, after having determined with the student an initial selection of courses and universities that match their plans, we always advise visiting the top-choice universities as a family, whenever possible.
Your child's Year 12 is coming to an end. They are planning to continue their studies after their A levels in an Anglo-Saxon curriculum and you are aiming for UK universities.
Expat Student gives you advice on how to properly prepare your child's application right now.
When you want to pursue business studies and have already lived abroad, a wide choice of destinations presents itself.
In the rankings of countries that attract French high school students looking for good business programmes, apart from the USA, which is financially out of reach, we notably find Canada, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom.
So, how do we distinguish the very particular added value of UK education for business courses amongst these different destinations?
Why does this training course provide a genuine passport for an international career?
