Lycée Comte de Foix

Our Story Lycée Comte de Foix is the French educational establishment in Andorra, situated in the heart of Andorra la Vella. It delivers the full French national curriculum under the authority of the French Ministry of Education (Éducation Nationale) and the Académie de Montpellier, serving a student body of over 1,600 pupils. The school operates as a comprehensive campus combining middle school (collège), general and technological high school (lycée GT), vocational high school (lycée pro), and post-secondary BTS programs. It functions in close partnership with the French Embassy in Andorra and maintains institutional ties with APA and ACCOLAD, positioning itself as the anchor for French-language education and professional training in the Principality. Programs & Trainings Collège (6e → 3e), Four-year middle-school cycle delivering the French national curriculum from sixième through troisième. Lycée Général et Technologique (GT), Three-year high-school track leading to the Baccalauréat Général or Baccalauréat Technologique. Lycée Professionnel, Vocational high-school offering professional certifications including AGORA, CAP PSR, CSR, Cuisine, MATP, MCV, and MELEC. BTS (Brevet de Technicien Supérieur), Two-year advanced technician diploma programs open for candidature for the 2026-2027 academic year. American International Section / BFI, Lycée-level track leading to the Baccalauréat Français International. French Language Courses for Adults, Continuing-education French language classes running during the 2026-2027 school year. DELF/DALF Examination Sessions, Official 2026 testing calendar for DELF Junior and DELF Tout Public organized at the establishment. Orientation & Guidance After 3e, Dedicated brochures and structured orientation parcours to support collège students in choosing between lycée général, technologique, or professionnel pathways. Specialties French national curriculum delivered abroad (enseignement français à l'étranger model) Vocational and technical education (lycée pro, BTS) International bilingual track (American Section / BFI) French language certification (DELF/DALF sessions) Adult continuing education (French language courses) Student orientation and career guidance Methods & Approach The institution applies the French Ministry of Education’s official pedagogical frameworks, utilizing standardized national programs, tracked academic progression through Pronote and e-Sidoc digital platforms, and structured orientation protocols. Vocational tracks combine classroom instruction with practical professional training. The international section integrates language immersion and cross-cultural academic content. Adult language courses follow a continuing-education format aligned with the school-year calendar. Who It's For Students aged 11-18 seeking collège or lycée education under the French system in Andorra Young adults pursuing post-secondary technical qualifications via BTS Pupils aiming for the Baccalauréat Français International (BFI) with American Section focus Professionals and adults requiring French language training Candidates preparing for official DELF/DALF French proficiency certification Families residing in Andorra la Vella seeking French-medium schooling for their children Facilities & Practical Info The campus is located at Carrer Prada Motxilla in central Andorra la Vella. The school year follows the French academic calendar, with rentrée scheduled for September 2025-2026. Administrative resources include digital portals (Pronote, e-Sidoc Collège, e-Sidoc Lycée) and downloadable documents for supplies lists, bursary applications, and orientation guides. The establishment provides canteen services with published weekly menus. Application deadlines for BTS programs close mid-June. Open days (JPO) for the vocational high school are scheduled for January. Location Address: 25 Carrer Prada Motxilla, AD500 Andorra la Vella, Andorra Hours: See website for full academic calendar and schedule The "+" The only comprehensive French collège-lycée-BTS campus in Andorra serving 1,600+ students Broad curricular range from general baccalauréat to vocational trades (cuisine, electrical, commerce, maintenance) On-site DELF/DALF examination sessions with multiple annual testing windows American International Section (BFI) offering an internationally recognized bilingual diploma Dedicated French language courses for adult learners Direct institutional backing from the French Embassy and Académie de Montpellier