Maghreb · Francophone Africa · Middle East

Three regions, three realities, one standard.

Maghreb, Francophone Africa, Middle East: different budgets, channels and calendars. We start from the ground.

Choosing a priority

The right market, for the right program.

Strategy starts from the relevance of the country-program pair and the availability of partners, not from a promise of unlimited geographic coverage.

01 / Maghreb

An on-the-ground relationship.

Morocco first, then Maghreb countries as feasible. Recruitment, proximity and commercial activation.

02 / Francophone Africa

Quality and accessibility.

Senegal, Côte d’Ivoire, Cameroon: adapted programs, solvency and reliable partners.

03 / Middle East

Institutional relations.

UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Lebanon depending on the mission: Executive Education, representation and partnerships.

How we assess a market

A territory is never an abstract promise.

01
Demand and funding capacity

Identify candidates and structures realistically able to access the programs.

02
Distribution and local trust

Assess the relevant agencies, institutions and field partners.

03
Feasibility and execution

Timelines, admissions, languages, resources, decisions and conversion follow-up.

Our approach · Maghreb

Maghreb: what truly drives the decision.

In Morocco, our primary anchor, the Études en France procedure follows a tight autumn calendar that varies by program category. Families weigh total cost, language of instruction and outcomes: a local partner that knows these deadlines makes the difference between a program that is visible and a program that is chosen.