Campus France Interview: The 5 Questions That Destroy Most Applications (+ How to Answer)

Описание: Most students walk into their Campus France interview completely unprepared and wonder why they get rejected. The problem? You sound exactly like everyone else.
In this video, I break down the Campus France interview process step-by-step so you actually know what you're walking into:

What You'll Learn:
The 5 most common questions asked in EVERY Campus France interview - and the framework for answering them without sounding scripted
Why saying "I chose France because of the quality of education" is the fastest way to get rejected (and what to say instead)
The academic motivation question - how to prove you've actually researched your program and aren't just applying randomly

How to explain your post-study plans without raising red flags about immigration intent
The financial questions that trip up 90% of applicants - how to show you're prepared without sounding desperate
Red Flags to Avoid:
Vague answers about "French culture" and "great universities"
Memorized responses that make you sound like a robot
Not knowing basic details about your chosen program or city
Weak explanations for gaps in your education or career
Looking unprepared when asked about your budget or funding
Interview Strategy:

How to structure your answers using the STAR method
What to do if you freeze or don't understand a question
Body language and presentation tips that actually matter
How long your answers should be (most people talk way too much)
This isn't generic advice - this is based on actual Campus France interviews and what gets students approved vs rejected.

If you're serious about studying in France, watch this before your interview. The difference between acceptance and rejection often comes down to how you present yourself in this 15-20 minute conversation.

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