Harness the growing demand for education in France
International student demand for education in France is on the rise, with over 400,000 students choosing it as a study destination in 2021/22. With government plans underway to increase its non-domestic student population to half a million over the next four years, the need for well informed education agent counsellors is rapidly growing too.
Advising for Study in France (ASF) provides essential context about studying, along with in-depth teachings on the complex French education system. The course also provides information on visas for inbound students, and explores the different types of study options available. Advising for Study in France presents an opportunity to harness a growing trend, and become a rare expert in an opportunity market renowned for high quality education.
Delivered fully online and in an asynchronous, modular format, you will have full study flexibility and can work towards qualification at your own pace.
About this course
Advising for Study in France covers 4 key areas:
- Exploration into the French education system
- The different study routes available in France
- Information on living and studying in France
- Student visas and recruitment best practices
By the time you take the exam you will have gained a comprehensive understanding of how to help international students study in in France.
Why take Advising for Study in France?
Education agents who wish to further their professional development and focus on France as a study destination should take Advising for Study in France. It provides both new and seasoned education agents with up-to-date information about France as a study destination, and is an excellent resource for individuals wishing to build their knowledge about education in France.
Why take the exam?
An official certification is available to all candidates who complete the course and pass the Advising for Study in France exam. Successful graduates will receive a qualification badge with a unique ID number and a certificate confirming them as an Advising for Study in France Graduate (ASFG), with the recognition of being an ICEF-qualified France consultant for the international education industry.
The exam can be taken online or in person at some ICEF events.
You will be notified of your results within 5 working days if taking the exam online. If taken in person results are available immediately upon completion.
Successful participants will receive the Advising for Study in France Graduate (ASFG) certificate.
There are no qualifications or specific language requirements for ASF. However, English proficiency equivalent to an IELTS score of 5.0 (or TOEFL PBT 500/TOEFL iBT 61) is advisable for candidates with English as a second language.
The designation of Advising for Study in France Graduate does not require participation at an ICEF event, nor are the agents vetted or required to provide partner references to complete training and testing.
Study for Advising for Study in France is free to study, and delivered in a self-paced modular format.
The charge for the ASF test is €295. This fee allows for up to three attempts at the final test if required.
Discounts are available for multiple bookings for counsellors within the same agency or to members of educational agency associations that enter into an agreement with ICEF.
Harness the growing demand for education in France
About this course
Advising for Study in France covers 4 key areas:
- Exploration into the French education system
- The different study routes available in France
- Information on living and studying in France
- Student visas and recruitment best practices
By the time you take the exam you will have gained a comprehensive understanding of how to help international students study in in France.
Why take Advising for Study in France?
Education agents who wish to further their professional development and focus on France as a study destination should take Advising for Study in France. It provides both new and seasoned education agents with up-to-date information about France as a study destination, and is an excellent resource for individuals wishing to build their knowledge about education in France.
Why take the exam?
An official certification is available to all candidates who complete the course and pass the Advising for Study in France exam. Successful graduates will receive a qualification badge with a unique ID number and a certificate confirming them as an Advising for Study in France Graduate (ASFG), with the recognition of being an ICEF-qualified France consultant for the international education industry.
The ASF exam can be taken online or in person at some ICEF events.
You will be notified of your results within 5 working days if taking the exam online. If taken in person results are available immediately upon completion.
Successful participants will receive the Advising for Study in France Graduate (ASFG) certificate.
There are no qualifications or specific language requirements for ASF. However, English proficiency equivalent to an IELTS score of 5.0 (or TOEFL PBT 500/TOEFL iBT 61) is advisable for candidates with English as a second language.
The designation of Advising for Study in France Graduate does not require participation at an ICEF event, nor are the agents vetted or required to provide partner references to complete training and testing.
Study for Advising for Study in France is free to study, and delivered in a self-paced modular format.
The charge for the ASF test is €295. This fee allows for up to three attempts at the final test if required.
Discounts are available for multiple bookings for counsellors within the same agency or to members of educational agency associations that enter into an agreement with ICEF.
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