Working part-time while pursuing a master’s in France can be a game-changer but it comes with many challenges. Here’s my firsthand experience navigating studies, part-time work, and the realities of student life in France.
You may be eligible for an income tax reduction in France, if your child is enrolled in school (middle school, high school, or higher education).
In France, every child between the ages of 3 and 16 is required by law to receive an education. This obligation can be met by enrolling the child in a school (public or private) or, under certain exceptional conditions, by providing home instruction.
APS (Master) or Carte de séjour – Recherche d’emploi/création d’entreprise is a job-search or business creation resident permit given to students, who had graduated from a college or university in France.
To register for a training on Mon Compte Formation (CPF), you must have a France Connect + account, opened via the digital identification service of La Poste. Unfortunately, not everyone is eligible to open a FranceConnect+ account online. These people must follow a manual process to verify their digital identity.