I am currently a sophomore in my undergraduate year, studying fashion, and I want to graduate and st

It seems that the French private sector is good.

It is best to apply by yourself, and consult with the career guidance teacher of the school you are currently attending, generally they understand, and the school has a special place to study abroad, so it is clearer to ask the relevant departments, and it is safer to go through the relevant departments of the school.

You and I graduated from the same major, and I've been watching courses recently, and I'm quite interested in these two courses, so let's exchange information with you. I'm looking at the three master's programs in Faeferi at IFA Paris

One is the Master's program in Fashion Business: 6 months in Shanghai + 3 months in Florence. The second is the Master's program in Fashion Design and Management: 9 months in Paris. 3rd Master's Program in Luxury Brand Management: 3 months in Shanghai + 3 months in Florence + 3 months in Paris.

Personally, I am most interested in the third course, and I feel that it is like a feeling of learning while traveling in a fashionable city, feeling the atmosphere, and seeing more brand companies, which should also be very important for individuals. However, I still have some problems with my language ability, so I went to consult the teacher and said that it is more reliable to get IELTS scores above I am still struggling

Or you can check out the official website of Sino-French EFE, fortunately, these courses are taught in English.

Generally, universities in foreign countries, public universities are not as good as private universities.

Some French schools have master's programs taught in English, such as IFA Paris

I also plan to go to a master's degree, but I have a job now, and I am very struggling to quit my job. In my current situation, studying luxury management is more suitable for me to be promoted. I have paid attention to some courses in Italy, and the landlord has an idea that the British and American are too expensive.

I have inquired about public schools in France, and in France, it is good to study this major privately. However, in France, there are many master's degrees in design management, and it seems that Italy has the best luxury major. Then there is the English teaching in Italy, because I don't know French, and I am afraid that it will be inconvenient to go to France.

If you have a master's degree, you can apply for IELTS. However, the tuition fee is also more than 10,000 euros, plus living expenses, nearly 200,000 yuan a year. This is almost acceptable, if you go to Britain and the United States, you don't need four or five hundred thousand a year.

It's not good if it's too bad, and our industry is clear about schools, and everyone knows whether it's good or not.

For students who do not have a foundation in fashion design, the school will arrange to start from the basic course of the freshman year, as long as there are some basic painting and sketch foundations when applying, if you have the energy, it is completely okay to learn some foundations in China, of course, the most important thing is to learn the language well.

First of all, what is your current major?

In France, if you want to enter the higher level of study in a certain specialty, you must have a lower level diploma in the same or similar major, otherwise the chances of admission are greatly reduced. If your university does not offer this type of experience, it is advisable to take a few classes during the holidays or other free time, at least with a proven track record of this type of study or practice.

In general, Chinese university graduates are rarely directly admitted to majors in French universities, because students' language and professional knowledge are not enough to directly take professional courses. Most of the advanced language schools study for a year or two, and then plan a major. You can learn French and fine art costume at the same time in a few years at a Chinese university and a Chinese language school, and do a little work, which is important for you to apply to the school.

The requirements of various schools are not the same, some are biased towards drawing, some are biased towards design, but the French value students' learning ability and creativity, and it is best for you to try to obtain documents that can prove your creativity during the year of preparation, such as you participated in the design of something, participated in a certain work, completed a certain work and was accepted, etc.

Clothing majors don't pay much attention to university grades, and they can be qualified. However, obtaining a visa requires a high level of French, and the average score of the test is 220-250.

In short, it all depends on your personal ability, a high level of French proficiency, and professional experience, so you have a better chance of being admitted. If you are not satisfied, you can also go to France to study language first, and then apply for a major when you are ready.

You can now start learning French. The rest of the visa documents can be prepared when you are about to graduate.