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<p>France, Italia… all these countries aren’t underdeveloped countries. As a result, the scholastic system often wants to keep his students. For instance in my school it seems that there’s just in France where you can study and nowhere else. Teachers don’t even know that it’s possible to study abroad (my english teacher told us a few months ago that we had just to send our school report to the universities (as you know it’s not like that the things work)) To sum up we often (I’d even say always) have to seek information by ourselves.</p>
<p>Peraziman: I know it sounds weird but the tanslation of counselor is “conseiller”, In france when you need one it’s either because you’re in trouble (family etc.) or you have a very bad school report which often mean that you gotta be send to the handicraft section (I’m generalizing otherwise it would take an hour). and if you go to meet him by your own this man will give you just information about the french scholastic system. But you’re right and I’m gon see what I can find with your thread</p>
<p>Sorry for misspelling (if there are)</p>