dmu

Just to clarify, this avoids having to get Diplomas officially translated into French.
The following link confirms that elsewhere-qualified nurses who wish to work in France must "master the French language" as verified by the Délégation Territoriale de l'Agence Régionale de Santé - the OP can check conditions for EU and non-EU nurses, and get their chosen Département's DT ARS address from the link.
https://www.infirmiers.com/votre-car...en-france.html

petitefrancaise

Actually, it also helps with having to prove equivalency - providing a detailed breakdown of every subject covered in the course of study and having it signed off by the university.

dmu

Fair enough, but surely everything should be translated into French, although not officially with an Accredited Translator's stamp? Even if the Authorities understand English/Spanish/Italian, etc..., they must surely require French translations of diplomas in all languages, otherwise there'd be discrimination against Hungarian/Czech/Polish, etc... applicants. Unless this is all discussed during the oral examination....

petitefrancaise

sorry, meant to post thislink
https://europa.eu/youreurope/citizen...d/index_en.htm

Pipedream

thank you 👍