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What language should I learn for studying in France?

24 Sept 2026 · Answered by Tamanna Jaisingh · 2 min read
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Learn French. A B2 level, sometimes C1 for top Grandes Ecoles, is generally required for French taught programs, verified through exams like DELF, DALF, TCF or TEF. English taught master's programs exist and may not require French for admission, but daily life and jobs still need it.

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You should learn French. While a growing number of master's programs in France are taught entirely in English, French remains essential for daily life, part-time work, internships and most professional jobs after graduation.

French proficiency levels by program type

Program typeTypical French requirementAccepted certification
French taught bachelor's or master'sB2 level, sometimes C1 for elite Grandes EcolesDELF, DALF, TCF or TEF
English taught master'sNot mandatory for admission, an English test may still be requiredIELTS or TOEFL for English proficiency
Daily life and part time workBasic to intermediate French recommendedNot formally tested for this purpose

Why French still matters even in an English taught program

  • Internships and jobs: Most professional corporate internships and entry level jobs in France expect a high standard of French, even for graduates of English taught degrees.
  • Daily administration: Housing, healthcare and public transport paperwork in France is largely handled in French.
  • Visa interviews: Showing effort to learn French is generally viewed favourably during your Campus France and visa process.
  • Cognates help you learn faster: As an English speaker, many French words share similar roots, which speeds up your early vocabulary building.

My Advice

Start French lessons in India well before you fly, through a recognised institute such as Alliance Francaise or a certified online course, and aim for at least a B1 to B2 level over nine to eighteen months. Even if your degree is fully in English, this preparation will matter far more for your internships and job search than for your coursework itself.

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