Education Program

GEN-Senegal offers the following courses:

Here are the reasons why you should make your choice. Today, many employers value knowledge and expertise because of Asia's growing economic and political importance. This continent has become a structurally attractive space for investors to the point that even the leaders of the World Bank have encouraged students to look to Asia and the different cultures of the continent.

You are interested in our programs, GEN-SENEGAL and its partners give you their full support. The future is also about quality education. Moreover, Asia is the best choice for your future career and life. Being a student and studying in China, Japan, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and South Korea is possible with Gen-Senegal.

To access higher education in China, student candidates must:

• Fill an Application Form (available in GEN-Senegal)
• - Pay a non-refundable amount of 150,000 CFA francs as a starting fee valid for two years
• - Legalize all copies of diplomas obtained, starting with the baccalaureate
• - Legalize all copies of post-secondary education transcripts
• - Submit 4 passport photos
• - Submit a legalized copy of the identity card and/or a valid passport
• - Sign a preliminary document with GEN-Senegal on the terms and conditions of the Agreement.
• - Pay a registration fee of 350,000 CFA
• - Pay 500,000 CFA francs in the event of a scholarship allocation.

Service Fee: In addition to the non-refundable starting fee of 150,000 CFA, candidates accepted at our partner universities must pay the following amounts before receiving the registration documents

We will serve as a bridge between volunteers and host families. It should be noted that the selection of a family comes from the volunteer who defines the criteria and decides on his preferences. The objective is to provide the volunteer with a stable and secure environment that supports the achievement of their personal and professional objectives.

In addition, host families also benefit from this exchange. Volunteers are often training specialists in their respective fields, such as medicine, agriculture and language, and use their stay to make a social and/or technical contribution to the community to which they belong.