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Hello,
I am in Indian, and I am looking at two programs to go to France. One is 2 months, and thus within the Schengen. The other is for a semester, and so is considered Long Stay in France. I've done lots of research, and know what needs to be submitted in the programs are strictly internships or strictly studying.
However, the programs combine the two. I would be enrolled in an accredited university and take classes two days per week. The other three days, I would intern in a local company. The internship is considered supplementary to the coursework.
For my applications, would I need to submit a letter from the university, the Convention de stage, or both? Would this be different for the short vs. long stay?
Thanks!
I am in Indian, and I am looking at two programs to go to France. One is 2 months, and thus within the Schengen. The other is for a semester, and so is considered Long Stay in France. I've done lots of research, and know what needs to be submitted in the programs are strictly internships or strictly studying.
However, the programs combine the two. I would be enrolled in an accredited university and take classes two days per week. The other three days, I would intern in a local company. The internship is considered supplementary to the coursework.
For my applications, would I need to submit a letter from the university, the Convention de stage, or both? Would this be different for the short vs. long stay?
Thanks!
