In the Refugee Student Program at École des Ponts ParisTech, there are 280 hours of French lessons. You will have lessons between 15 and 20 hours per week, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

You will have access to the Frello online French teaching platform (site and application).

You will sit the TCF in January and then in May and the TOEIC in April.

During the training, you will discover French higher education: what it is to be a student, how lessons and exams are organized, what diplomas and training exist, how to take notes during lessons and review your lessons outside lecture, make presentations, prepare for exams...

• office computer workshops,
• science workshops,
• courses in the School scientific departments,
• conversation workshops,
• University methodology...

The French higher education system is complex.

During the training, professionals accompany each student individually to reflect on their academic and professional project, according to their possibilities.

The professionals also help you write your CV and cover letters, and register for the courses that seem interesting to you.

• collective support and orientation workshops: ENIC NARIC, cover letter, CV, applications, search for internships and work-study programs, preparation for interviews, etc.
• coaching in professional identity, sponsorship of each student and career workshops led by former students of the School, participation in company events
• individual support during and after the program: administrative, housing, social, studies...

You will have access to different activities during the training:

• access to the School's infrastructures: library, student card, canteen with discount, gym, clubs and associations...
• activities with other students of the School: outings, events, lunch, etc.
• cultural outings to the museum or in the streets of Paris

• How to register: go to the university website to find out how to register.
• Application dates: May to July
• Contact: per@enpc.fr

After submitting the application, you will receive a reply from the School.