Overview
Scholarship type
Merit based
Number of scholarships to award
Multiple
Grant
DZD 50,000
Scholarship coverage
- tuition fee reduction
Description
This program offers the possibility of pursuing a master's degree, at the University of Sorbonne Nouvelle, in "Language teaching, French as a foreign and second language". It aims to prepare candidates for the profession of French teacher in Algeria. And this, through high-quality university and professional training. At the end of this program, an internationally recognized master's degree will be awarded by the University of Sorbonne Nouvelle. It also includes a compulsory internship and a practice field which will be provided by the French Institute of Algeria.
Benefits
Candidates selected for this program are required to pay 50% of the training costs, i.e. an amount of 50,000 Algerian dinars. The latter will receive a response to their applications from mid-September and the winners will begin their training at the end of September.
Eligibility
- Distance learning with 50% of training costs covered as well as an on-site practical internship in collaboration with Cavilam.
- Didactics of languages, French as a foreign and second language.
- This call for applications concerns students holding a master's degree in teaching French and related languages or disciplines.
- Candidates with a minimum C1 level in French.
Scholarship requirements
Disciplines
Multiple disciplines
Locations
France
Nationality
Algerian
Study experience required
Bachelor
Age
Unknown
Application
Application deadline
05 Jun 2026
To be one of the candidates selected for this new program, candidates must send their application files via email.
The folder must include all of the following documents: The candidate's Curriculum vitae; The minimum master's degree in French teaching; A cover letter ; A description of the research project; Proof of internship or professional experience; A French language certification justifying a minimum level of C1 (TCF or DALF).
The preselection will be carried out in collaboration with the Sorbonne Nouvelle University (Paris).