After graduating from high school next year and wanting to go to France, I have some questions to as

1.Go to a better university that is closer to you and ask for a French tutor. You will learn more quickly in simple French conversations every day.

2.Actually, it's divided into universities. There are many universities in China that don't need many points in the past, and you can do it without getting enough of the undergraduate line. As for the visas, they are all handled by those people from domestic and foreign universities, and they are very simple. There are a lot of limitations, though.

3.It is best to ask for a tutor as the first one. Speaking can be practiced more.

4.What about the process, how do you go about it? Is it a joint school at home and abroad? Or how to go? So it's hard to say.

5.It can be July at the earliest. Generally, you register from November to January (to the embassy) and in February to test your French and contact the school you are going to. Then a reply will be available in July-September.

Also, if you don't know French, you will have to study French for a year before you can study your major.

1.There is still a year to start learning French, so there is no need to affect your current learning because of French. It's OK to study without being busy!

2.The college entrance examination score is very important! Influence the university you can apply to in France in your home country!

3.I didn't know you were there**! Beijing's French Alliance, Fabiga can be!

4.I don't know if LZ wants to DIY yourself or through an intermediary, if you go through an intermediary, you don't have to worry about this, they will tell you what to do! Their job is to run errands for you.

5.Once the results are down, you can do it! You can sign for an interview after three certificates! As for when the three certificates will come down, it depends on the school you apply to!

1. Learn French and understand French culture Geography Major Cities Online teaching French students.

2. Apply for 2 3 stay in school It doesn't matter if you have money.

3. Is the school you are talking about a university or a training institution? If it's a university, go to a specialized language university.

4. Just like taking the TOEFL IELTS test, you need to pass the French test first, and then apply to the school online or at the study abroad consultation office, etc.

5. You can get a high school diploma.

If you have time, start learning French.

The college entrance examination score must be online for undergraduates, or it is not easy to get a visa.

If you are in French, you will have a professional French language training center, the kind with small classes, and I don't know which city you are in.

The general situation is to leave in February of the second year, and if you start learning French now, then you can also apply for the college entrance examination and leave in September.

And then what can hi me.

Learning French is definitely needed, depending on what major you want to study, you'd better find an intermediary agency to learn more I don't know the best to learn, but many college students are more inclined to learn New Oriental When to go, I believe that these questions can have an accurate answer in New Oriental (statement: I am not the advertising spokesperson of New Oriental, I am a sophomore, I just studied there It's not bad, there are many good and bad university students who study together, like Shanghai Jiaotong University, East China Normal ...）

I also had the same impulse, I especially want to go to France, but if English and French are not very good, I suggest that you don't be so anxious, finish high school seriously, take the entrance examination to a good university in China, and lay a good foundation in foreign languages, so that you will develop better in the future, and the prospects for development will be broader!! I'm in my third year of high school, so that's what I planned