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France

Study, Work, Live in France

France has sophisticated cities, sunny seashores, snowy mountains and wooded valleys all in one country. Not to mention a lot of cheese.
France has a straightforward immigration system and extensive transportation infrastructure means that the practical elements of moving here alone or with family can be achieved with the correct planning.

Living in France

France has an enormous impact on culture, food, and wine and is the most popular tourist destination in the world. France performs well in many measures of well-being relative to most other countries in the Better Life Index. France ranks above the average in income and wealth, housing, health status, civic engagement, social connections, work-life balance and personal security.
France uses the Euro (€) for its currency. Cost of living in France is an essential factor to consider when preparing to move, mainly because it can vary significantly across the country, with Paris and Lyon being the most expensive places to live in.

Studying in France

France is the ideal place to study abroad for your degree thanks to its rich culture, gastronomy, architecture, and thriving student life! France has 71 public universities and they are all funded by the national government, offering excellent education at a very affordable price to all students, domestic or international.
The academic year begins in September or October and ends in May or June, depending on the program and institution. There are two semesters, divided by a break following final examinations at the end of the first semester. There are two main types of courses offered at French universities: large lecture courses, where the professor speaks and students take notes, and sections & labs, designed for smaller groups of students where the material covered in lectures is explored in greater detail.

Working in France

French culture favors a work-life balance, with flexible hours prioritized and family life seen as highly important. Those working in France benefit from a 35-hour working week, and expats and French employees can take annual leave to embark on training or work on hobbies, meaning French workers have above average leisure time every day. Achieving a good work-life balance is one of the best reasons to work in France. France’s official working week is capped at 35 hours. If you work a minute more, you’ll be paid double.

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Rock Power Business Group is an International Leading Consultancy on Education, Investment and International Student Recruitment. As an Education Consultancy with global recognition and reputation, we provide help and advice to African International Students who wish to pursue higher education abroad with information about their preferred destination, the universities of choice, various programs, admissions, accommodation and student Visas.