Admission requirements vary depending on the chosen programme: some courses are open from lower-secondary level, while others require a general or science baccalaureate. The application file generally includes the required diplomas, a valid ID document and, for some programmes, a motivation interview. Our teaching team is available to help you put your file together.
Yes, all of our courses lead to diplomas recognised by institutions and employers in the healthcare sector. Our programmes are designed in line with current occupational standards, which makes it easier for our graduates to find work in partner hospitals, clinics and healthcare facilities, in both the public and private sectors.
Practical placements are central to our courses and are spread throughout the programme. They take place in partner facilities: hospitals, clinics, maternity units or medical practices depending on the programme. Each student is supervised by a placement tutor and monitored by a trainer from the centre, ensuring gradual and safe learning in contact with patients.
Course fees vary depending on the programme and its length. The centre offers several payment options, including instalments spread over the entire course to make studies more accessible. Please contact our office for details of the fees and payment facilities specific to each programme.
A course lasts between one and four years depending on the chosen programme. Some short courses, such as medical secretary or nursing assistant, run for one year, while more advanced programmes such as midwifery span several years. Each course page on our website states its exact length in years and semesters.
Thanks to our network of partner hospitals, clinics and healthcare facilities, our graduates enjoy privileged access to the job market as soon as they finish their course. Many students receive a job offer at the end of their placements. The centre also continues to support graduates after they qualify, through its alumni network.