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What is the French Baccalaureat Level equivalent for a UK university?
Hi,
I'm applying for a stagiaire position in France for next year and a lot of them ask for details on my academic Bac equivalent - Anyone got any idea which level I am currently at (2nd year UG)?
CAP/BEP/Niveau Bac
Bac/Bac Pro
Bac+1
Bac+2/DUT/BTS
Bac+3/Licence
Bac+4
Bac + 5
Many thanks
I'm applying for a stagiaire position in France for next year and a lot of them ask for details on my academic Bac equivalent - Anyone got any idea which level I am currently at (2nd year UG)?
CAP/BEP/Niveau Bac
Bac/Bac Pro
Bac+1
Bac+2/DUT/BTS
Bac+3/Licence
Bac+4
Bac + 5
Many thanks
Reply 1
The French Baccalaureate represents A levels.
Bac +3 means you got a Bachelor at your University.
Bac+ 5 means you got a Master (and +4 is Maitrise, I do not believe it exists in UK)
In fact, the figure following "Bac" reflects the number of years you studied at University
Bac +3 means you got a Bachelor at your University.
Bac+ 5 means you got a Master (and +4 is Maitrise, I do not believe it exists in UK)
In fact, the figure following "Bac" reflects the number of years you studied at University
Reply 2
I would say you're currently in second year of "Licence", meaning you are at Uni but haven't completed your degree yet.
Reply 3
Thanks both, however according to my friends on the same course as me I'm apparently Bac+2 because I'm in my second year after A levels...
Reply 4
This is exactly what Maeeerion said.
Reply 5
Hello, I am new in the French education system. I have summit my documents for validation. They have send me documents indicate baccalaureat 4 which I did not have any good knowledge of what it means can someone help me with this
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