New Brunswick French International Student Program – New Brunswick, Canada
The French International Student Program in New Brunswick is for students aged 13–18. Students live with French-speaking host families and attend French-language public schools. This is not a general admissions program for all English-language schools in the province.
Eligibility and Program
The program admits students in grades 7–12. Duration options include a full academic year, one semester, a 12-week program (subject to availability), or a graduation pathway. Most subjects are taught in French, with the exception of language courses.
Tuition and Accommodation
The program has its own 2026–2027 fee schedule, which includes regulations regarding duration and host family arrangements. You must download the fee schedule from the official website and confirm the applicable rates before applying. Do not provide quotes yourself.
Requirements and Application Process
Contact the program to verify availability, language proficiency, academic records, guardianship, homestay, and study permit requirements if applicable. School placement is determined by the program.
Apply via KeyApply: KeyApply receives requests, provides guidance on document preparation, and coordinates with the school/school district during the admission process. Please book a consultation to get started.
Study Costs: Full Classification
| International Tuition | Official amount unverified; not categorized as low/medium/high |
| Application Fee | Requires verification |
| Health Insurance | Requires verification |
| Homestay / Accommodation | Requires verification of the homestay program and fees |
| Guardianship and Living Expenses | Budget separately based on age, location, and school district requirements |
| Study permit, visa, airfare | Calculated separately per case |
Tuition classification is based on available information and is not a final quote. Parents must confirm the fee schedule and official school district invoice before making payments. KeyApply service fees, if applicable, are separate.
Documents and Notes for Parents
Prepare passport, recent academic transcripts, translations where requested, parent/guardian information, accommodation plan, and proof of financial means. Check grade levels, intake periods, enrollment quotas, language support, and school placement before applying. Do not assume schools have dormitories or homestay availability.