Call for application to the scholarship:
The Alliance Française Miami Metro, in partnership with ICEFI*, is pleased to announce a call for applications for
scholarships to pursue a master's (M1 or M2) in Didactics and Management of French as a Foreign Language (FLE). This accredited program is
offered entirely online through distance learning, making it accessible to candidates regardless of location.
The scholarship will cover all registration fees and tuition for candidates who are selected and admitted to the program ICEFI within the University of the West Indies. If the student successfully passes the first year of the master’s program, the scholarship may be renewed for the second year.
*Institut Caribéen d’Etudes Francophones et Interculturelles-Faculte des Lettres et Sciences Humaines,Université des Antilles. (Caribbean Institute of Francophone and Intercultural Studies, Faculty of Letters and Human Sciences, University of the West Indies).
Description of the program:
The program is designed for American and international teachers or aspiring educators who wish to enhance their professional skills in FLE and, more broadly, in language didactics. It prepares participants to teach French as a foreign language within the U.S. educational system.
This master's program is particularly relevant to the linguistic and educational contexts of the Americas and the Caribbean. It explores key issues such as teaching in multilingual environments—such as Creole, English, and Spanish-speaking settings—language and education policy, and innovative pedagogical approaches.
The master's degree in Didactics and Management of French as a Foreign or Second Language (FLE/FSL) in a Multilingual Environment is a nationally recognized French diploma, awarded by the French Ministry of Higher Education and Research. The program spans two years: the first year (M1) confers a graduate-level diploma equivalent to a "master's 1," while the second year (M2) leads to the completion of the full master’s degree.
Semester 1 runs from mid-September to mid-January, and Semester 2 from mid-January to mid-June. Final results are published in July. Credits earned in individual courses are retained, even if the student does not pass the entire semester and must repeat.
For further information : link
How to apply:
To apply for a scholarship for the 2025–2026
academic year, candidates must submit a cover letter written in French to the Alliance Française Miami Metro via info@af-miami.org . The
letter should clearly express the applicant’s commitment to fully participate in the program and complete all evaluations required by the
University of the West Indies.
Application deadline: September 15,2025.
Eligibility Requirements for AFMM:
To be considered for the scholarship, applicants must:
Step 1: Application to University of the West Indies
Candidates must first apply to the University of the West Indies by completing the
online
application at:
https://wachaetu2.univ-antilles.fr/ecandidat/#!accueilView
and
upload the following documents:
The complete application must be submitted before the specified deadline (please check the website for the exact date)
For further information: masterfle@martinique.univ-ag.fr
Step 2: Admission and scholarship notification
Applicants will receive an official admission confirmation via email directly from the University of the West Indies for the master’s program (M1 or M2) in Didactics and Management of FLE/FSL.
Upon receiving this notification, candidates must submit their official certificate of admission toinfo@af-miami.org within 7 working days.
The Alliance Française Miami Metro will then review the submitted documents and notify candidates whether they have been selected for the scholarship, which covers 100% of the program's registration fees. All application fees will be reimbursed, and tuition costs will be fully covered.