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Brazil, Sao Paulo
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1. The admissions team invites families to fill the enrollment request on the EDUKA platform. The enrollment campaign opens approximately three months and a half before the start of the school year. Fill all mandatory fields, attach the requested documents, and validate your acceptance of the service contract to submit the enrollment request. 2. For students coming from a non-French-speaking establishment or from an establishment not homologated by the French Ministry of Education, an interview and tests of French language proficiency and academic skills may be conducted during the admissions process. 3. The Lycée international français de São Paulo aims to welcome all students whose parents plan for a French international and multilingual education.
One-installment exemption is granted to eligible students. Eligible categories include scholarship recipients of the French consulate and current students in the renewal phase; former returning students may also qualify. The first installment for new enrollments in February must be paid in December prior to the start. Tuition is payable in 13 installments.
The Lycée International Français de São Paulo, commonly referred to as Lycée Pasteur de São Paulo, is a Brazilian private school contracted with the AEFE since 1985. The school offers two curricular tracks: the general French curriculum and a Brazilian international section, serving students from age 2 to 17. It operates on two campuses, Vergueiro for primary and Mairinque for secondary, reflecting a two-campus arrangement aligned with different stages of learning. The institution is part of the Fondation Pasteur and is supervised by the Secretaria da Educação of the State of São Paulo; the Regimento Escolar is published annually, ensuring governance and transparency. The AEFE convention, renewed in 2020, links the school with French education abroad while maintaining local oversight. The Grand Lycée Pasteur project aims to reach about 2,500 students by 2035, signaling a long-term commitment to bilingual education and cross-cultural formation in a Brazilian context for international families.
