The French Institute in Egypt hires interns all year long. To stay updated, simply visit the “French Institute in Egypt” section, then click on “Job offers” to consult our offers.
You may submit a spontaneous application to the following e-mail address: ife.recrute@ifegypte.com
To join us, simply visit the “French Institute in Egypt” section, then click on “Job offers” to consult our offers.
You may submit a spontaneous application to the following e-mail address: ife.recrute@ifegypte.com
Access to the media library is free for on-site consultations. Nevertheless, borrowing books requires a subscription.
Yes, you may come work at the media library during opening hours. The Media Library offers you:
The media libraries are located inside the French Institute in Egypt.
The media libraries of Mounira and Alexandria will close from July 31 to Saturday, August 24
Yes, you may borrow or reserve a book directly at the media library, by phone, or via your personal account on the website Media libraries of the French Institute in Egypt (institutfrancais-egypte.com), provided you are subscribed.
Yes, the « Les jardins de Mounira » cafeteria located on the patio is open to all. You may access it everyday from 8 AM to 9 PM.
Yes, our events are free, although one may sometimes need to register due to limited spots. You will find all the information on our social media pages (time, date, registration link…)
No, the activities offered by the French Institute in Egypt are in Arabic and in French. Besides the events are translated, such as movies subtitled in French, Arabic or English depending on the language spoken, etc
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The French Institute in Egypt is implanted across five locations and has a staff of 150 permanent agents and 280 instructors:
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This category includes people working in cultural establishments, in France or abroad, as well as “creators” at large (artists, authors, intellectuals, directors…).
Source : IfParis
The French Institute in Egypt is a service of the French Embassy in Egypt whose mission is:
The French Institute in Egypt has numerous and diversified activities, including:
You will find all information on how to study in France in the “Studies and Trainings” section, then “Studying in France”.
You will find all information on eligibility criteria, deadlines and application procedures on our “Studies and Trainings” section, then “Scholarships and Calls for Projects”.
It is possible, since the exam dates are different.
The results are published within about 10 weeks after the exam.
The candidate can collect their certificate of achievement directly from the examination center in which they are enrolled. The diploma can be collected two months after the results are published.
Fill out the online registration form, indicating the exact spelling as it appears on the passport or ID and upload the required documents:
DELF Prim and Junior: a personal photo, a copy of the birth certificate or passport (if possible), and a school certificate.
DELF TP/DALF: a copy of the birth certificate or passport (if possible).
Each DELF/DALF diploma is independent (for example, passing the A2 level does not require prior completion of the A1 level).
DELF Prim/Junior: students who follow courses at the IFE during the current calendar year.
DELF TP/DALF: students who follow courses at the IFE during the current calendar year, as well as French-speaking and French language teachers upon presentation of a professional certification by the school upon enrollment.
Candidates who are enrolled in DELF preparation courses may choose to sit for exams or not. If they wish to register for the exam, they must contact one of the examination centers during the registration period.
The DELF is a lifetime diploma. Candidates who already passed the level they were enrolled in cannot, under no circumstances, retake the exam.
TCF: a 30-day waiting period between two exams, regardless of the relevant declination and the country.
TEF: the candidate cannot present the same evaluation of the French Assessment Test twice, in all versions, within a 30-day period. If the candidate violates this rule, their enrollment will be canceled.
Results can be consulted on our website (Results page) within about 4 weeks after the exam.
The candidate code must be retrieved on the day of the exam in order to consult the anonymous results table.
To officially validate the French learning path.
To encourage international mobility for students and professionals.
Any person with a mobility project.
Students who wish to enroll in a university in France or one of the francophone programs in Egypt. (DELF B2).
People who wish to apply for a position in a French company.
Lifetime diploma for a CECRL level to be obtained by scoring an average of 50/100 or more.
4 mandatory skills:
Oral Comprehension and Speaking,
Reading Comprehension and Writing.
To provide a linguistic picture of their current level of knowledge and skills in French to people who plan on immigrating to Canada.
People who filed for emigration to Canada or the Quebec province in Canada.
Certificate valid for 2 years for a CECRL level, regardless of the results.
It is a progressive test in terms of the difficulty.
For Canada: 4 skills (Oral Comprehension and Speaking, Reading Comprehension and Writing)
For Quebec: two oral skills (Oral Comprehension and Speaking)
To evaluate French skills in a fast and reliable way for emigration, professional or personal purposes.
TCF TP: Students with prior admission applications to French universities.
Any person who wished to pursue their Master’s in France.
TCF Canada: People who wish to settle in Canada permanently (outside the Quebec province).
TCF Quebec: people who filed for emigration to Quebec.
Certificate valid for 2 years for a CECRL level, regardless of the results.
It is a progressive test in terms of the difficulty.
TCF TP: 3 mandatory skills: Oral Comprehension, Language Structure, Reading Comprehension.
Only one optional skill: Writing.
TCF Canada: 4 mandatory skills (Oral Comprehension, Speaking, Reading Comprehension, Writing).
TCF Quebec:
3 options: