Study in France from the Philippines

TOP TECH COLLEGE
Address:  Le Belvédère, 1-7 Cr Valmy, 92800 Puteaux - France

Registration Number: SAS  Société pas actions simplifiée SIRET 97874130400015, SIREN 978741304, 1 CRS Valmy 92800 Puteuax, France

RCS Registration Number: B 978741304

Code: APE 8542Z

Training Activity Registered Under Number:

11922874292 with the Regional Prefect of  Île-de-France.

• Updated CV / Resume
• Education Qualification Certificate (Transcript of Records)
• ID Document (PASSPORT)
• Proof Of Experience (If Applicable)
• Application Form (From AdmitAll)
• Gap Explaination Letter (If Applicable)
• Motivation Letter
• Statement of Purpose
• Letter of Recommendation

Based on the current Top Tech College requirements, the answer is straightforward:

Students who have only completed Junior High School or Senior High School are not currently eligible to enroll in these these masteral programs:

- MBA Business Manager

- MSc Management and Technology

Instead, the closest option is their Master’s level MBA/MSc in Management and Technology, which covers two stages (Bac +4 and Bac +5) within the same master’s program.

However, this program is designed for students who already have a bachelor’s degree—it’s not a combined bachelor-to-master pathway for students entering straight out of high school.

To clarify the current offerings at Top Tech College in Puteaux, France, here is the official position regarding short-term courses and career pathways for Filipino students:


Availability of Short CoursesTop Tech College does not offer 2-week or short certificate programs.


Our academic focus is exclusively on high-level, long-term graduate education.

We specialize in two primary Master’s-level programs:

• MBA Business Manager

• Management and Technology

These are comprehensive, 2-year programs (RNCP Level 7) designed to provide deep expertise and a recognized degree, rather than a quick certificate.

2. Tuition FeesSince Top Tech College does not offer short-stay certificates, there is no direct fee comparison.

However, for the full degree programs:

• The total cost reflects a 2-year academic journey.

• Scholarships: Early-bird rates for Filipino students often reduce the total cost of these 2-year programs (for example, from €18,000 to approximately €14,000 for the full duration), which includes visa support and administrative assistance.

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• School partnership and negotiation
• Assistance in creating (SOP)
• Document Assessment
• Rental Assistance
• Proof of Funds Assistance
• Interview Assistance
• Unlimited Counseling and Coaching from our Counselors
• Long-Term Assistance even you're already in France.

You can apply for a temporary “job search or business creation” permit (recherche d’emploi / création d’entreprise) for about *12 months, or in some cases up to 24 months, to look for work or start a business related to your degree. 

If you find a qualifying job, you can switch to a work residence permit (such as a salaried work permit, Talent Passport, etc.)

You generally become eligible to apply for a permanent residence card after about 5 years of continuous legal residence in France. This includes time spent on suitable work visas, but student visas typically do not count toward the 5-year requirement. 

 During that period, you must also meet integration criteria such as French language ability and stable resources. 

Summary:

✔️ 2 years of study by itself does not give you permanent residency rights. 

✔️ After graduation, you can stay and work using temporary permits (job search/APS). 

✔️ To be eligible for a permanent resident card (Carte de Résident), you typically need ~5 years of legal residence after your student status (mainly as a worker).

When applying through platforms like Campus France or Parcoursup, you do not need to provide a medical certificate. Similarly, the VLS-TS (Long-stay student visa) application does not require a medical exam as a prerequisite for the visa to be issued.

If you are a non-EU student, you are required to undergo a mandatory preventive medical visit during your first year in France.

• Purpose: This is a "prevention" visit to ensure you are healthy and up to date on vaccinations.

• Who provides it: The SSE (Service Santé des Étudiants or Student Health Service) at your university.

• History Note: This has largely replaced the old "OFII medical exam" that students used to take at the immigration office. It is now handled directly by the university health.