education sustem in france?
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What is your question?
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The answer to your country is here.\nhttp://www.africa.upenn.edu/K-12/menu_EduKNTR.html
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Well, there are many resources to find study abroad programs in the region that interest you. The Internet is your best source of information if you have time. Most universities also have a dedicated office to study abroad programs. The problem is that these counselors are biased. There are also counselors that are independent like myself who specialize in one geographic areas or one subject. There is a fee to their service but usually that service will be very helpful to find the right program for your or to jump start your research in the right direction. Unfortunately Ireland is not my area of concentration so I can't help you much there. However study abroad.com and google can be of a great help. \nRemember funding is available through your student loans and it is usually easier to get through your school. There are also scholarships but those are very limited. Spain and France are my areas and I usually suggest to my students to go SOLO with no middle man (STudy abroad programs and university sponsored programs). It is usually much cheaper for the same program and I strongly believe that you can pay for it from you summer job ( a six weeks in Spain can cost you around 2000 including flight food and stay while in most programs you have to pay 3500 just in tution).\nGood luck in your research, and contact me if you need help.
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renseigne toi il existe des centre de formation sport etude ..\ncherche sur le net
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You need to contact a decent education counsellor in your country first. \nDifferent countries have different criterion and hence shoould contact them firsthand.
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Good luck on that one.  The french are notorious for demanding you know the french language if you are going to participate in their snobby society.\n\nBest bet is to learn the language or sleep with a fashion designer.
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im not sure but it sounds great if it has a Paris campus!! \n\ngood luck : )
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Let me tell you what I know. In Italy, you get free education in one of the best universities in the world, you just have to know the language. Of course you will have to pay the costs for living and personal needs. Maybe even books, but it's free for EU citizens. \nAlso, in Russia in some universities the education is free, but only if you have a good grade, not the max points, but at least good. If you do weak on the exams, you'll have to pay, but not too much, maybe few thousand euros, maybe ten. \n\nAlso, in Europe's other countries should be free education, too, at least cheap, no more than 10,000 euros. And these universities are one of the best in the world. \n\nBut remember that you'll have to know the language before going to one of these. \n\nYou should get some phone numbers and do some calls, try google and search University directories. Also, remember that in most cases you have to be citizen of EU. Good luck!\n\nActually I think that there are more under 5,000 euros a year or free Universities in the world than the ones you have to pay for. It's mostly UK and USA where you have to pay for your University.
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India.. try education.indiatimes.com
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France is the largest country in western Europe. It is bordered by both the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean.\n\n \n\nCapital Paris \nLargest City Paris (2,175,200) \nLanguage French \nCurrency Euro \nPopulation 60,180,529 (July 2003 est.) \nReligions Roman Catholic 90%, Protestant 2%, Jewish 1%, Muslim (North African workers) 3%, unaffiliated 4% \nArea more than 210,000 square miles includes the island of Corsica in the Mediterranean Sea \nHighest Mountain Mont Blanc, in the Alps. It is the highest mountain in Europe. \nLongest River River Loire \nNatural resources: coal, iron ore, bauxite, fish, timber, zinc, potash  \nWeather\nFrance generally has cool winters and mild summers. However, along the Mediterranean they have hot summers.\n\nThe north has cool weather. In the south it gets very hot in summer. Fruits such as oranges and lemons grow in the south. \n\nMountains\nThere are mountains in parts of France. Some mountains are snow-capped\nall year. The highest mountain is Mont Blanc at 4,807 m. \n\nFrench Cheeses\nMore than 350 kinds of cheese are made in France.\n\nWhat is France Famous for?\nFrance is famous for cheese (Camembert, Brie, Roquefort) wine, perfume\n(Chanel, Dior, Givenchy) and cars (Renault, Citroen, Peugeot). It is also famous for the Tour de France and the Tour Eiffel. \n\nFamous Landmarks of Paris\nSymbols such as the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, the Cathedral of Notre Dame, the Latin Quarter, Montmartre, and the Georges Pompidou Center make Paris one of the most visited places in the world.\n \n\n Fact: Every summer more than 100 professional cyclists race in the Tour de France. The race is approximately 2,000 miles long. The race lasts up to three weeks and is held in July. The route changes from year to year. \n\nThe Louvre is one of the largest art museums in the world. Some of the paintings exhibited there are from the French artists Monet, Cezanne, and Renoir.\n\nThe Eiffel Tower is probably one of the most famous symbols of France. It was built in 1889 for an exhibition. The tower was thought to be only a temporary structure, although it still stands today.\n\nFrance is known for its fine food. French cooking is thought to be the best in the world. Chefs prepare dishes such as quiche, soufflés, mousse, pâté, croissants, crêpes, and French bread. Many people in France like to drink their hot chocolate from bowls and dip their bread into it.
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What type of studying are you talking about?  Like at a university?  I doubt it unless you have one hell of a scholarship.  And I've never heard of a scholarship that is given simply because you learn to speak French.  If you're going to France to study, I think it's kind of implied that you'd have to learn to speak French to do so.
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hi deepak,\n                  As far as i know abt french there is know masters as for correspondence,anyways why don't u try alliance francaise de francais,it almost present in all the metropolitian cities.\ntry this website:www.afindia.org
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Check out this site:\nhttp://www.education-world.com/
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Conceptually the French system puts more emphasis on knowledge of facts, tools and methods, which is great for natural sciences and medicine. The U.S. system emphasizes learning how to express your own opinion and how to implement an idea. I find American students more outspoken and independent, while French have more solid factual basis.\n\nBest education? Combination of both - getting a Bac (a high school equivalent) and maybe Bac +3 (undergraduate) in France and then getting a graduate degree in the U.S.
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Please take the time to\nvote for the best answer\n\nThank You!!\n\nInternational school in Canada
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Try the Alliance Francais.  It is French Gov't run program that has offices in a lot of major cities.  They have courses and clubs for conversation.
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First, choose your location. I think any main city (we do have a lot of cities) will have some sort of language school.\n\nParis is an obvious choice. Expensive but you'd be able to see a lot of things. \n\nBiarritz is supposed to be a great town. I've never been there, but I would love to live there (I know, doesn't sound logical)! \n\nBordeaux is supposed to be posh!\n\nBrittany is supposed to be great if you like bars and beer! Plus, there are many things to visit there. \n\nMarseilles might seem a bit dangerous. But it's a big city and is close to the city and is not posh.\n\nToulouse is supposed to be great too. University town with plenty of things to do (careful: I heard that in the summer, it's not as busy and can be boring)\n\nI lived in Toulon. Don't go there! The area is great (beautiful, scenery) but the town is not that great).\n\nNice... Didn't really like it but I think it was just me. However, they are building a tram so the center is a big cnstruction area. However, you can still do plenty of things and there is the old town and diferent areas. Plus, same as for Toulon: the surrounding area is beautiful.\n\nLilles (North) is supposed to be great for partying (plenty of students)\n\nand so is Lyon (I wanted to live there but ended up in Nice). \n\nAnyway, choose your town first, depending on what you're interested in (the beach? museums? visit the countryside? surfing? etc...), then you'll be able to find a school. The important thing here is that you meet people (I'm not sure you'll be able to learn much as far as language is concerned at school in a month) and are able to visit and have fun.