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TOP TECH COLLEGE
Address: Le Belvédère, 1-7 Cr Valmy, 92800 Puteaux - France
Registration Number: SAS Société pas actions simplifiée SIRET 97874130400015, SIREN 978741304, 1 CRS Valmy 92800 Puteuax, France
RCS Registration Number: B 978741304
Code: APE 8542Z
Training Activity Registered Under Number:
11922874292 with the Regional Prefect of Île-de-France.
Top Tech College programs through AdmitAll are master's-level (MBA Business Manager and MSc Management and Technology, 1-year or 2-year tracks depending on your profile and program). They are designed for applicants who already hold a bachelor's degree. Students who have only completed Junior High School or Senior High School are not currently eligible for the master's pathway. If this is your situation, message us and we will tell you honestly what options, if any, fit your profile.
No. Top Tech College does not offer 2-week or short certificate programs, and no pathway exists to enter France on a short course and then simply stay to work. The AdmitAll France pathway has two entry options: a structured 3-month short study in France (international exposure, academic and language preparation, then possible progression to an applicable 1-year or 2-year master's program, subject to admission and eligibility), or direct entry into a 1-year or 2-year master's program for qualified applicants. Tuition, scholarships, and early-bird rates must be confirmed with the current official program information during your assessment.
The initial qualification and profile assessment step is PHP 2,000. After qualification, applicable processing fees, tuition, and payment structure are presented based on the pathway and program that fit you, using the current approved figures, and confirmed in writing before you pay. Installment options, loan or financing assistance where available, and bank certificate assistance may apply. We do not quote tuition on this page because program fees are set by the school and can change.
You can apply for a temporary “job search or business creation” permit (recherche d’emploi / création d’entreprise) for about *12 months, or in some cases up to 24 months, to look for work or start a business related to your degree.
If you find a qualifying job, you can switch to a work residence permit (such as a salaried work permit, Talent Passport, etc.)
You generally become eligible to apply for a permanent residence card after about 5 years of continuous legal residence in France. This includes time spent on suitable work visas, but student visas typically do not count toward the 5-year requirement.
During that period, you must also meet integration criteria such as French language ability and stable resources.
Summary:
✔️ 2 years of study by itself does not give you permanent residency rights.
✔️ After graduation, you can stay and work using temporary permits (job search/APS).
✔️ To be eligible for a permanent resident card (Carte de Résident), you typically need ~5 years of legal residence after your student status (mainly as a worker).
When applying through platforms like Campus France or Parcoursup, you do not need to provide a medical certificate. Similarly, the VLS-TS (Long-stay student visa) application does not require a medical exam as a prerequisite for the visa to be issued.
If you are a non-EU student, you are required to undergo a mandatory preventive medical visit during your first year in France.
• Purpose: This is a "prevention" visit to ensure you are healthy and up to date on vaccinations.
• Who provides it: The SSE (Service Santé des Étudiants or Student Health Service) at your university.
• History Note: This has largely replaced the old "OFII medical exam" that students used to take at the immigration office. It is now handled directly by the university health.
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