WHY CHOOSE EFAP THE FIRST LEADING COMMUNICATIONS SCHOOL?
For over 60 years, EFAP has been training future experts in communication, marketing, and media.
A pioneer in its field, the school anticipates industry developments and integrates new skills — digital, influence, creativity, innovation — at the heart of its programs.
Recognized in France and internationally, EFAP relies on a strong network of companies and alumni to offer every student a pathway focused on employability and openness to the world.
WHY CHOOSE
EFAP?
RNCP-certified degree and dual degrees with 5 international universities.
An active community of graduates in France and around the world.
Bilingual programs and exchanges with more than 100 partner institutions worldwide.
WITH EFAP,
TURN YOUR STUDIES INTO A CAREER
At EFAP, your professional success is our priority.
From the moment you arrive, a career coach guides you at every stage: internship or apprenticeship search, interview preparation, and defining your goals.
You take part in practical workshops to optimize your resume, strengthen your LinkedIn presence, and build your soft skills.
With an exclusive platform offering more than 10,000 internship and job opportunities each year, along with numerous professional events (job fairs, networking sessions, company visits), EFAP connects you directly to the world of work.
In just one year, you gain confidence, skills, and a solid network to build a successful career.
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“My time at EFAP brought me so much, especially in terms of professional development. EFAP helped me gain confidence, improve my public speaking, and—most importantly—build the ability to structure concrete, real-world projects.”
Léa4th-year student
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“My first year at EFAP gave me a strong foundation that proved incredibly useful during the Cannes Film Festival. It taught me to listen, express myself clearly, manage unexpected situations, and work efficiently within a team.”
Nikola1st-year student
WHERE ARE EFAP’S
CAMPUSES LOCATED?
At EFAP, learning goes beyond the classroom: street artists regularly create work directly on the school’s walls, making each campus a place where art and education come together.
25, avenue Henri Poncet, 13100 Aix-en-Provence
8, parvis des Chartrons, 33074 Bordeaux
1 bis, rue de Tenremonde, 59000 Lille
142, rue Duguesclin, 69006 Lyon
300, avenue Nina Simone, 34000 Montpellier
470, Promenade des Anglais, 06200 Nice
Deux sites d'études : Champs-Elysées et Raspail
4, rue de la Châtaigneraie, 35510 Cesson-Sévigné
26, boulevard du Président Wilson, 67000 Strasbourg
6, place Henri Russell, 31400 Toulouse
225 NE 34th St Suite 203, Miami, FL 33137, Etats-Unis
1855 Broadway, New York, NY 10023
297 Wusong lu, 200080 Shanghai
Simon Cabarga 6, 39005 Cantabria - Espagne
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What are the admission requirements for international students?
Minimum academic requirements
- 1st year admission: High school diploma or equivalent
- 2nd year admission: 60 ECTS credits or 30 US credits
- 3rd year admission: 120 ECTS credits or 60 US credits
- 4th year parallel admission: Bachelor’s degree or Licence (180 ECTS / 90 US credits)
- 5th year parallel admission: Minimum 4-year degree (240 ECTS / 120 US credits) or a 3-year Bachelor’s degree + 3 years of professional experience in the same field
French language tests
TCF or TEF: B2, C1
DALF: C1
DELF: B2
English language tests
TOEFL: 70-80 minimum
Level B2
IELTS: 5.5
Duolingo: 105
How does the academic program at EFAP work?
EFAP’s academic program combines theoretical courses, group projects, and internship periods in the communication field. Students are assessed through continuous evaluation and must earn 60 ECTS credits per academic year—validated through semester exams—to progress to the next level.
EFAP’s teaching approach places strong emphasis on group work and individual study, allowing students to develop both academic skills and professional autonomy.
What is the minimum English level required to access EFAP’s Full English and International programs?
To join EFAP’s Full English and International programs, students must demonstrate an English proficiency equivalent to level B2.
What communication skills do students acquire by the end of the EFAP program?
By the end of the communication program, EFAP students develop the following skills:
- Mastery of communication strategies
- Event project management
- Design and production of audiovisual content
- Press and media relations management
- Digital marketing skills
- Ability to analyse and understand market trends
- Ability to work in a team and manage teams
- Intercultural communication skills
These skills prepare students to excel across the various fields of communication.
What career opportunities are available after graduating from EFAP’s communication and marketing school?
EFAP graduates can pursue a wide range of careers in the communication field, such as:
- Communications Officer
- Press Relations Manager
- Event Project Manager
- Community Manager
- Digital Communication Consultant
- Strategic Planner
- Marketing Manager
- Press Officer
- Director of Communication
- Media Planner
These roles reflect the diversity of EFAP’s specializations and the many professional opportunities available to students.
Why choose to study in France?
Studying in France means benefiting from internationally recognised education, a rich cultural environment, and a dynamic lifestyle. Paris—a global capital of creativity, luxury, media, and communication—offers students privileged access to leading companies, major events, and a strong professional network.
By joining EFAP, international students immerse themselves in a unique ecosystem: internships, professional meetings, real-world projects, and cultural experiences shape their journey. This environment allows them to gain valuable international experience while developing a solid understanding of the European communication industry.
What are the different internship periods?
The internship periods are as follows:
- 1st year: 2-month internship, from April to the end of May
- 2nd year: 3-month internship, from February to the end of April
- 3rd year: 4-month internship, from October to the end of January
- 4th year: 6-month internship, from January to the end of June or from September to the end of February
- 5th year: 6-month internship, from April/May to the end of September/October