They say it best! Read the testimonials of students at a university in Spain.
Testimonial from Nathalie Sanchez (founder of FEEDUC)
Lost, sometimes skeptical, often distraught, they entrusted us with their lives or those of their children 4, 5, 6 or more years ago (already! how time flies...) ... at the end of their studies in Spain, we find adults, open, confident, professional.
What if we had changed their lives? Would Marie have become this excellent veterinarian? Would Mathieu have simply lived abroad? Would Manon have spoken Spanish? Would Quentin have spent a year of his life in Mexico and 6 months in Poland? Would Estelle have become a dentist? Would Adrien soon be the international architect he has always dreamed of? Would Constance be a marathon runner? Would Romain have had the opportunity to discover the end of the world? Would Margot have started her life on the arm of a handsome hidalgo?
Thank you to all the students and parents who trusted us to accompany them. Long, beautiful and surprising life to all! .... And NEVER forget that it is in the unexpected that the most beautiful surprises are hidden: Dare!
I testifySophie answers all the questions you may have on the subjects that concern you.
What is the daily life of a veterinary student in a university in Spain?
Is it difficult to study veterinary medicine in Spain?
Do I have to speak Spanish to study veterinary medicine in Spain?
How is the integration of French students at UAX?
What are the best tips for studying veterinary medicine in Spain?
Listen to Sophie who explains everything in the video below.
Hello,
I wanted to thank you for your welcome and for your reassuring advice that we were able to have during these open days.
Thank you for your listening and your reactivity.
I hope to see you again very soon
Laura
The Open Days allowed us to take another step towards Spain. Everything was organized in order to understand the functioning of each of the universities, meet students and visit the infrastructures. We strongly advise everyone to come and confirm their own choices. A big thank you to Nathalie and Clément for their availability!
Manon describes her journey, her failure in her first year of physical therapy in Spain and how she bounced back to pass her test at the Universidad Francisco de Vitoria. She explains all the mistakes she made when she arrived in Spain and her advice on how to avoid repeating her mistakes.
She prepared in science and Spanish. She has a B2 level to be able to enter a Spanish university.
What are his tips for studying in Spain?
She also describes the daily life of physical therapy students in Spain, how physical therapy courses work at the university in Spain and how physical therapy evaluations are done in Spain.
What is the daily life of a physical therapy student at UEMC?
Antoine explains how physiotherapy studies work in Spain.
Is it possible to do sports and study physiotherapy in Spain?
Antoine describes his daily life as a physiotherapy student and his status as a high-level rugby athlete.
Is it difficult to study physical therapy in Spain?
Antoine explains what to expect when you want to study physical therapy in Spain.
Finally, what are the best tips for studying in Spain?
Antoine gives you all the keys to a successful study project in Spain.
Nathalie and Clément are very pleasant, available and reactive.
They knew how to answer us each time we had questions, they are of good advice and know perfectly well the system.
They follow us even once installed on the spot to know if everything goes well.
We highly recommend them and thank them very much.
Thank you
Nathalie and ClémentMy parents and I felt reassured to go through FEEDUC, who were able to provide us with answers to many questions. They helped me with the documentation for the University and, thanks to their contacts, I was able to find accommodation easily and obtain my residence permit in Spain without any worries.
An association which helped me a lot and which is still present during my studies.
A big thank you Nathalie! Our daughter is entering her 4th year of veterinary studies at UAX! Everything is going great. I don't forget how precious and indispensable your help was at the time... You advised, guided and accompanied us in this adventure... THANK YOU!
Your daughter has already worked hard to achieve her dream of becoming a veterinarian and I have no doubt that she will succeed! It's always a great pleasure to see the students we accompany flourish in the path they have chosen. Thank you for your message.
Nathalie and ClémentI am currently in the first year of the Alfonso X el Sabio University. I found this university through France Spain Education. I recommend it to you.
Fortunately, we were able to recover his file early enough to allow him to enter the program of his choice in another university. We are sure that he fully appreciates the chance he has and will take advantage of this opportunity to achieve great studies in Spain.
Nathalie and ClémentI would like to thank Nathalie and Clément for their help throughout the UAX registration process. It's now been over a year since I started my dental studies in Spain and I'm very grateful to them. They helped me to prepare my application as well as possible and gave me advice throughout the process so that everything went as smoothly as possible. Thanks to them, I was able to relax and prepare myself properly for the entrance tests.
So a big thank you to FEEDUC for your attentiveness and organization.
Thank you for saying thank you. It always makes us very happy when you take the time to tell us that our support was useful to you.
Nathalie and ClémentHello !
My name is Antoine, I'm 22 and I'm a student at UAX, University of Madrid. I'm in my 3rd year of a veterinary science course. I went through a PACES in Montpellier, where I did two years, and missed the pharmacy entrance exam by 18 places. Then I did a year in a biology faculty before finally going abroad. If I can give one piece of advice to parents, but above all to students, it's not to go off "with a bang". Spain may be simpler because there are no competitive exams, but the courses and exams are very real. I set off thinking that it would be relatively easy, but the first notes quickly brought me back down to earth. You mustn't forget that your relatives are far away, that there's a language barrier (which was quickly overcome) and that the diploma is equivalent to French, so the courses are too! With desire, motivation and ambition, studies go very well! But I've seen many people give up because they didn't give themselves the means to succeed. I think you need a certain maturity to leave, because far from parents and their authority, things can get out of hand. You have to realize that you're working for yourself, and also for your parents, who are giving you a great chance to succeed, by restricting yourself more or less.
I hope that my commentary will be useful to you in your choice, and that it will reflect my experience to the best of my ability.
Yours sincerely
Antoine Goetz.
Thank you for this complete and sincere testimony. It will certainly help many students to know what to expect and to prepare themselves to succeed in their demanding and difficult studies in Spain.
Nathalie and ClémentHello,
I testify as a mother, and, just saw my son for 2 days in valencia, where he is studying physiotherapy.
He entered the school doing the 3 weeks intensive courses and then the beginning of the courts.
He is delighted with the school, the city, the courses and the teachers.
I would like to thank once again Nathalie from France Espagne for the support she gave me... and I'm not sure what to do because I had to make several contacts at each step of the way.... but patience and listening are the strong points of this team.
I remain available for any information or advice.
Celine Sanchez
Thank you for your testimony and since you suggest it ... I hope to have you by my side to answer parents' questions during the meeting on January 09, 2019 at 18:00 at the Instituto Cervantes in Lyon. Sharing with them and their children the experience of your project will certainly be very helpful.
Nathalie and Clément
