Four areas, one through-line: the student’s interest.
The practice covers the whole journey, from the first guidance question to arrival in the country of study.
School guidance
Before talking about abroad, we talk about the project itself. We help the student articulate what they actually want to study, and help the family hear it.
- Two-meeting orientation assessment, with a written report
- Subject choices and transition to post-secondary education
- An honest comparison of tracks: university, IUT, BTS, schools
- Study-method workshops for final-year students
International mobility
Studying in another country is a demanding project. We build a strategy around the student’s profile, the real budget and the family’s actual calendar.
- A reasoned shortlist of three to five realistic schools
- Campus France calendar and direct applications
- Motivational interview preparation
- Alternatives: France, Belgium, or distance study
Applications and files
A good file is not a perfect file: it is a clear, coherent one, submitted on time.
- Review and correction of every document, translations included
- Personal statements written with the student, never for them
- Tracking of submissions and replies, school by school
- Scholarship applications where they exist
Departure and settling in
Guidance does not end at admission. The first semester is often won before the first class.
- Student visa: documents, consular appointments, lead times
- Housing search: halls, shared flats, homestay
- First-year budget, bank account and insurance
- Departure checklist and first local contacts