STATE REGISTERED DIPLOMAS AND FRENCH CERTIFICATIONS: 47 CERTIFIED DEGREES

All of our courses are certified by the French Ministry of Education (BTS, DCG (Diploma in Accounting and Management), DSCG (Advanced Diploma in Accounting and Management)) or the CNCP (Commission Nationale de la Certification Professionnelle, National Commission for Vocational Certification), a state commission attached to the Prime Minister, responsible for creating the Répertoire National de la Certification Professionnelle (National Directory of Professional Certification, RNCP), which lists all the degrees and diplomas issued.

To approve a diploma, the CNCP is mainly interested in the skills acquired by graduates and their professional integration (position held, level of pay, etc.). The excellent employment rates of the Eduservices brands are accelerated by the rate of conversion of professionalisation contracts into fixed-term or permanent contracts.

NETWORKS & EUROPEAN STANDARDS

With a network of 50 partner universities worldwide through Erasmus+ charters and academic partnerships, Eduservices is committed to facilitating the international mobility of its students. To this end, our training courses are based on the European standards of the Bologna convention, which lead to the obtention of ECTS credits (European Credit Transfer System).

These ECTS credits ensure the recognition of diplomas in all member countries of the European Union and facilitate the entry into working life for our young graduates wishing to work overseas.

Our brands Ipac Bachelor Factory, MBway and IPAC also deliver the European Diploma Supplement (Label delivered by the European Commission). Complementary to the higher education diploma, it promotes international transparency and academic and professional recognition of the qualifications and skills acquired by the graduate.

INTERNATIONAL STATE-REGISTERED DIPLOMAS

The Eduservices schools have developed international university agreements allowing pursuits of studies or double diplomas in MSc (Master of Science) and MA (Master of Arts), notably in British, American, Canadian, Australian, Central European and Southern European universities.