One of the Refugee Committee’s main goals is to help meet the urgent educational needs of people in exile. You can enroll in French classes and courses in other subjects, have your degree recognized, or return to school to improve your skills and find work.
Refresher courses
UGA offers free courses to people in exile through the Co-Former program. These courses are taught by UGA student tutors who have received pedagogical training from faculty members and research professors.
You can take classes in: French English Mathematics Digital tools
August 19: Registration for first-semester courses Note: Space is limited for French classes.
September through December: First-semester classes
Mid-December: Registration for second-semester classes
January through April: Second-semester classes
Support for Returning to School
For people in exile, training can serve as a stepping stone to integration and finding a job. Espace Colibri is here to help you with these steps: choosing a training program, keeping track of important dates, preparing an application, knowing what supporting documents to provide, and identifying the required prerequisites...
Individual consultations and small-group workshops are offered throughout the year.
It is possible to pursue studies in order to obtain a degree at one of the institutions of the Grenoble Academy, or in other cities in France through partner networks that support exiled populations.
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