Information about studying in Spain from your sofa

You all know the expression that says that one wise person is worth 2 and well it is also valid when a French student plans to study abroad and therefore when he plans to study in Spain!

Since its creation, FEEDUC has always endeavored to provide students with the necessary information at face-to-face meetings in different French cities, so that everyone can benefit from it. It's essential when it comes to committing to a project of this importance for one's future professional life, and for one's future life in general.

Knowing allows you to decide to commit yourself, to decide to postpone your project if you are not ready, or to decide to give up a study project in Spain with full knowledge of the facts.

To know is to foresee and therefore it will allow you to prepare yourself to succeed in your project and your future studies in Spain.

Our information meetings are always free and open to all: this was the case in person until 2020, and it is still the case since we have started them again remotely for the 2021 registrations, during thematic videoconferences due to the sanitary measures linked to the Covid-19 epidemic.

The main advantage for all those who have a study project in Spain is that these meetings have the same content as the face-to-face meetings, but they are offered at a much higher frequency.

The previous years we came once a year to Bordeaux, Pau, Rennes, Marseille, Paris, Lyon, Nantes, Nice etc..., this year students from Bordeaux, Rennes, Marseille, Paris, Lyon, Nantes, Nice etc... can participate at any time in an online meeting from their sofas and all those who were not close to a meeting place have the same opportunities as others to benefit from these meetings without having to undergo long trips.

During the meetings you will often have the opportunity to meet and talk with professionals who can help you with your project (choice of training, Spanish courses, financing of your project).

You will also often have the opportunity to talk with students already in Spain who will be able to share their experience with you and certainly also give you some advice: it is always very rich in lessons!

A comfortable armchair or sofa, a hot tea, a coffee or a cold drink depending on the time of day, and you are ready to participate in the information meetings about studying in Spain.

Of course you will have in front of you a computer (preferably) or a tablet or, at worst, a telephone with which you can attend the meeting and exchange directly with us.

The video conferences take place on the Google Meet platform so you don't need to create an account. Simply click on the individual link specific to each meeting using a Chrome browser or by downloading the Meet app on mobile and tablet devices.

This link will be sent, by email, the day before and the day of the meeting (up to one hour before the start of the event) to all those who have registered to attend. Check your spam and "Promotion" sections of your mailboxes.

The schedule for these meetings is available in the calendar on the FEEDUC website, and registering to take part is as simple as clicking on the date of the meeting that suits you.

After a brief presentation, the heart of the meeting will be devoted to answering all the questions that participants have about higher education in Spain.

• Study in Spain" meetings: We will provide you with general information about studying in Spain, following the timetable for implementing a study project in Spain
• Meetings on "University courses in Spain": After some general information, we will develop specific information on courses that interest the students present at the meeting.
• Meetings on "Universities in Spain": We will present the Spanish university system (public and private), its characteristics, access to it.

Other free meetings are organized, also on a rotating basis (Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10:00 am), for professionals involved in school guidance and the supervision of high school and university students (teachers, head teachers, teachers in charge of guidance projects, headmasters, assistants, etc.). If your job is to support young people and you'd like to know the basics of what's involved in studying at a university (public or private) in Spain, you can take part in one of these workshops. For information on the schedule, please contact us by e-mail at info@feeduc.eu

Starting in January, the information meetings (presented above), free and open to all, will continue once a week, alternating between Fridays at 6pm and Saturdays at 10am.

Students registered with FEEDUC will also be able to take part in " privilege " workshops.

In addition to the many advantages ofindividual coaching for a fee following registration on our site, they will have access to thematic meetings:

• How to apply for a job in dentistry? veterinary? architecture?
• Applications to public universities.
• Apply to study physical therapy in Spain
• Apply to UEC ? UEM ? UEV ? UAX ? UCJC ? UFV ? UEMC ? CEU San Pablo ? Esic ? ESADE ? U-Tad ? IED ? Etc.
• Complete an application to CEU ? EMU ? VU ? UAX ? JCU ? VFU ? UEMC ? CEU San Pablo ? ESIC ? ESADE ? U-Tad ? IED ? Etc.
• Presentation of students and admission officers from CEU, UEM, UEV, UAX, UCJC, UFV, UEMC, CEU San Pablo, ESIC, ESADE, U-Tad, IED, etc.
• Complete an application to CEU ? EMU ? VU ? UAX ? UCJC ? UFV ? UEMC ? CEU San Pablo ? Esic ? ESADE ? U-Tad ? IED ? Etc.
• Apply for a credencial (compulsory validation of your baccalaureate obtained in the French system to enter a university in Spain)
• How to stay in Valencia? In Madrid?
• Presentation of university residences
• Finding a host family for your studies in Madrid
• Exchange with students already studying at FEEDUC-selected universities in Spain.
• How do I open a bank account or take out home insurance in Spain?
• Insuring your health while studying in Spain: is it necessary and what should you think about?

Or any other topic that you might ask us to address that might be of collective interest and that we could then add to the schedule already planned.

All students registered with FEEDUC will receive the calendar of "Privilege" meetings in their monthly newsletter. They will also be able to find them and register (by logging into their account) from the https://www.feeduc.eu/agenda/ calendar on the FEEDUC website.

In addition to these group meetings to provide information and support for higher education projects in Spain, the individual meetings that follow any registration on the FEEDUC website are maintained.

Within the framework of the individual accompaniment of the study projects in Spain, all the other exchanges carried out by e-mail 7 days a week and 365 days a year also continue to function for all the answers to the questions.