Studying in Tunisia

Studying in Tunisia

Tunisia, a first class destination to create your future.

Every year, many high school and university students from African countries plan to study abroad after graduation.Indeed, there are several good reasons to carry out such a project.

Because the choice of the best destination is a crucial decision, there are seven good advantages that make you choose Tunisia to pursue your studies:

  • 1.High quality of education
  • 2.Acquire great academic expertise
  • 3.Open up to a new culture
  • 4.Learn a new language
  • 5.Personal development
  • 6.Open up to new professional perspectives
  • 7.Open up to international opportunities

Are you planning to go abroad in the near future to continue your higher education? Are you looking for an agency to help you study in Tunisia?

You do not have to look any further; "Africa Students Assistance" is your partner in the world of education in Tunisia.

Who are we?

Africa Students Assistance is a company that operates in the exclusive assistance of students coming from the 24 states of sub-Saharan Africa in terms of coordination and organization of study stays in Tunisia and Morocco on the basis of a partnership with training centers and public and private educational institutions.

Africa Students Assistance is a team of specialists in international education whose mission is to optimize the experience of both student life and mobility of each of our students and young graduates in search of supervision and a high-quality training.

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Gabonese students to Tunisia
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Gabonese students to Morocco
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Partner universities

Africa Students Assistance - NSAG Partnership.

Africa Students Assistance strives to set up a training program that can meet our students’ and the job market’s needs.

It is in this perspective that we collaborate in partnership with the "National Scholarship Agency of Gabon" (NSAG) created in 2011 and operates under the technical supervision of the Ministry of "Higher Education, Scientific Research and Technology Transfer".