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Why I like France as a study destination
If you have about 2,000 Ghana cedis or 123,771.78 naira or 263€ you can pay for your yearly not monthly tuition fees in France for a masters degree. It's possible to do a 1 year or 2 years masters.
If you have about 2,000 Ghana cedis or 123,771.78 naira or 263€ you can pay for your yearly not monthly tuition fees in France for a masters degree. It's possible to do a 1 year or 2 years masters.
2. Do you need IELTS? English speaking natives don't but then it depends on the university.
3. Food is so cheap.
4. The government offers free health insurance ( I think 60% coverage). There's a possibility to apply for 100% coverage.
3. Food is so cheap.
4. The government offers free health insurance ( I think 60% coverage). There's a possibility to apply for 100% coverage.
5. Do I need to leave immediately after my program? There is a one year work permit to find a job after your program and during that period if you
don't have a job the government gives you money. This is termed "chomage". Google it
don't have a job the government gives you money. This is termed "chomage". Google it
