SCHOOLS IN MAURITIUS
The Mauritian educational system is inspired by the British model and is divided into four levels: pre-primary, primary, secondary, and tertiary education.
Most schools and colleges are public institutions. However, the island also boasts several private schools, some of which follow the French educational system. This offers a wide range of schooling options for your children in Mauritius, including French schools that adhere to the same curriculum as in France..
Mauritius is home to three French schools : Lycée La Bourdonnais in Curepipe, founded in 1953, École du Nord in Mapou, established in 1974, and École du Centre in Moka, which opened in 1991.
ALLIANCE FRANÇAISE IN MAURITIUS
Founded in 1884, the Alliance Française in Mauritius is one of the oldest in the world. It has six branches located in Triolet, Goodlands, Mahébourg, Souillac, Rivière-Noire, and Rodrigues, with its headquarters in Bell Village.
The mission of the Alliance Française is to offer French language courses worldwide, promote French culture in all its forms, and advocate for cultural diversity.
For more information or registration, contact:
Address: 1, Rue Victor Hugo, Bell Village
Phone: (+230) 212 29 49
Fax: (+230) 212 28 12
THE FRENCH INSTITUTE OF MAURITIUS
The French Institute of Mauritius, located at 30 Avenue Julius Nyerere in Rose Hill, is a cultural space dedicated to discovery in all its forms. It features a theater, a media library, a linguistic and professional training center, and a café. Spaces are also available to host both local and international artists.
The main missions of the French Institute are to develop and strengthen cultural networks between France and Mauritius, support Mauritian artists in their projects with France, and promote the exchange of works between France, the Indian Ocean, and Africa.
