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Learning French at university

With DIU Passerelle - DILAMI

Proposed by Comue de Toulouse , MEnS, Union Européenne, Région OccitanieUpdated on 5 місяців тому

Do you want to start or resume studies?

You can apply for the Interuniversity Passerelle Diploma (DIUP) from the universities of Toulouse.

This is a French-language course (level A2, B1 and B2), co-financed by the European Union and the Occitanie Region, which supports exiled people in their academic and professional projects.

To participate in the training, you must:
- Be an asylum seeker, beneficiary of subsidiary protection, refugee or have temporary protection
- Be at least 18 years old and have a minimum baccalaureate level (or equivalent)
- Live in Toulouse or near Toulouse
- Have a plan to continue or resume studies in higher education
- Be motivated and available to follow this training.

> Learn more about the DU Passerelle: see the réfugiés.info file

Why is it interesting?

With the InterUniversitaire Passerelle Diploma (DIUP) DILAMI - level B2, I can:
- enroll in the training of my choice in French higher education establishments
- and/or work.

In addition to French as a Foreign Language (FLE) courses, I am supported in my university and professional orientation project.

If my application is accepted, I can register at the University without paying the registration fees.

In addition, I can have student status, CROUS grants (grant based on social criteria for students under 28 and the specific annual allowance for students aged 28 to 35).

  • Workshops to prepare me for civic life in France
  • A discovery of Toulouse's heritage and cultural life
  • An art project that I am preparing with my group and my teacher during the academic year
  • A student mentoring offer to meet and interact with other students.

How to do it?

The application file is available on the DILAMI website .

Once completed, you have to send it with any supporting documents to dilami@univ-toulouse.fr between February and March for the next university year.

If your application is complete, you will receive an invitation to attend an interview in June with one of the training teachers.

After the interview, you will receive an email to find out if you are accepted.

  • Total number of hours: 400 hours of classes of French as a foreign language (FLE), from September to June
  • Rhythm: 20 hours per week, Monday to Friday

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