ABOUT ISC PARIS SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT - Educouturier

“
The range of courses is broad and
the teachers are very nice, specialist
in their fields, what I really appreciate.
”
Juray Relicher
Fachhochschule Wiener Neustadt,
Austria
USEFUL TIPS
THINGS TO CONSIDER FOR
PRIVATE ACCOMMODATION
Once you find accommodation,
you may have to pay a deposit
equivalent to up to two months
rent, plus one month rent (always
ask for a receipt). You may also
have to pay for gas, electricity and
telephone services. You should
therefore have available around
1,000 for initial expenses and
accommodation.
When you are visiting places
to rent, make sure to find out
exactly what is covered by the rent
(“charges” cover elevator expenses
and cleaning in the building
hallway and staircase). The
Student Housing Service can assist
you with finding accommodation
and give you advice about leases.
Many international students
choose to sublet accommodation
because it is easier and
sometimes less expensive to find
housing this way. In that case, you
should be aware that you won’t
receive financial housing benefits,
except if your owner agrees to sign
a housing certificate for you.
ADDRESSES FOR TEMPORARY
ACCOMMODATION
If you haven’t found
accommodation once you are in
France, we can recommend some
less expensive addresses. Contact
the ISC International Department
a.s.a.p. Please check availability of
rooms before deciding to move into
one. Check the website for youth
hostels in Paris and France on
http://www.fuaj.org
- “Auberge de Jeunesse
Léo Lagrange”
107, rue Martre
92110 CLICHY (Métro: « Mairie de
Clichy » on line 13)
Phone: + 33 (0)1 41 27 26 90
Fax: + 33 (0)1 42 70 52 63
Email: paris.clichy@fuaj.org
Students also enjoy the
HipHopHostels selection on
www.hiphophostels.com
- Woodstock Hostel:
www.Woodstock.fr
48, rue Rodier
75009 PARIS
Phone: +33 (0)1 48 78 87 76
Fax: +33 (0)1 48 78 87 76
- Young and Happy:
www.youngandhappy.fr
80, rue Mouffetard
75005 PARIS
Phone: +33 (0)1 47 07 47 07
Fax: +33 (0)1 47 07 22 24
FINANCIAL HOUSING BENEFIT
The following only concerns
students who study in France for a
full academic year.
Any person living in France may
apply (whatever his/her nationality
or family situation) for a Financial
Housing Benefit (“A.P.L.”=
Allocation Pour le Logement). It
will be determined according to the
financial resources of the people
living in the accommodation, their
age and the price of rent.
- Where to apply
Apply on-line to the Caisse
d’Allocations Familiales (C.A.F.) on:
www.caf.fr
Fill-in the student file, print it, join
the documents required* and
send it to the given address. This
application is dependant on the
CAF (Social Service Office) where
the accommodation is located
(district or town).
*Documents required:
- RIB (Relevé d’Identité Bancaire)
delivered by your French Bank
- Copy of your stamped visa or
European ID card
- Waiting time:
An answer takes 3 to 6 weeks after
application.
You can’t apply for this if:
- You don’t have a stamped visa
and need one
- You sub-rent a place (except if
the landlord accepts to give you
a housing certificate: “Certificat
d’hébergement”)
- You don’t have a French bank
account
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