EFIP welcomes students of all nationalities, following the guidelines set by the Agency for French Education Abroad (AEFE) and the regulations governing French schools abroad. Our institution is accredited by both the French Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Education of Kosovo, ensuring a high-quality education recognized internationally.
Registration for the 2025/2026 academic year begins in March 2025. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, and placements are subject to availability.
Registrations completed by 30 April 2025 will receive a discount on the first registration fees (-25% for the first child and -40% for the second child).
Preschool & Primary (up to Grade 5):
Open to all students, with no prior knowledge of French required
Middle & High School:
Students follow the official French curriculum, with courses supported by the CNED (Centre National d’Enseignement à Distance). Admission may require a language proficiency assessment.
1. Child’s identity document or passport for foreign citizens;
2. Certificate of withdrawal from the previous school;
3. Copy of vaccination record;
4. School record book;
5. Parents’ identity document or passport for foreign citizens;
6. Proof of individual accident and health insurance in Kosovo.
Applications are processed based on submission date within each priority group. To secure a spot, we recommend applying as early as possible. Additionally, registering before 30 April 2025 allows you to benefit from a discount!
Yes, mid-year admissions are possible, subject to availability. Students transferring from another French school benefit from seamless continuity due to our adherence to the French curriculum. Parents should provide academic transcripts, proof of previous schooling, and relevant documents for assessment.
EFIP welcomes children from the year of birth.
No, EFIP accepts students regardless of their French proficiency. There is no language requirement for kindergarten entry. However, for primary and elementary levels, prior exposure to French is beneficial. The school provides a French as a Language of Schooling (FLSco) program to support non-French-speaking students.
Yes, English and Albanian. In elementary school, students choose between two pedagogical options:
The option is selected at the beginning of the academic year but can be adjusted based on the child’s needs.
EFIP provides several services to support families, including:
Tuition fees vary depending on the child’s grade level (nursery, kindergarten, primary school, middle school, high school). There are also three fee categories based on the family’s situation: Kosovar families, French families, and families whose fees are partially or fully covered by their employer. French families have the option to apply for a scholarship through the French Embassy in Kosovo.
Additionally, discounts are offered to families with multiple children, depending on the number of children enrolled. We encourage you to contact the school for specific pricing based on your family’s situation.
It’s important to note that tuition fees do not cover transportation or canteen costs, as these services are optional.
The tuition fees are used to ensure the proper functioning of the school.
Yes, EFIP provides sibling discounts:
(Discounts apply only to school fees and do not apply to employer-funded tuition. The reduction is applied to the youngest child.)
EFIP does not offer internal scholarships. However, it is possible to apply for financial aid through the Embassy of France in Kosovo. To apply for a school scholarship, the child must meet the following criteria:
The allocation of a school scholarship depends on the financial resources of the household and property.
For more details on eligibility, application deadlines, and procedures, visit the official website of the Embassy of France in Kosovo.
