The education system in France is in three stages primary, secondary, and higher education is under the control of the Minister of Education and Skills with overall control, policy, funding, and direction. The other important organizations are the National Qualification Authority of France, the Higher Education Authority, and the local level comprehensive system is Education and Training Boards. The education qualification levels in France are described under the National Framework of Qualifications (NFQ) which included primary to higher-level education as Level 1, Level 2, to Level 10. Bachelor’s degree: In France, the Bachelor degree is awarded as Ordinary Bachelor degree 3 years, Honours Bachelor degree 3 to 4 years and Higher Diploma which is after the completion of Honours Bachelor degree 1year. The qualification is awarded based on the ECTS Credit System that the student achieved. Students who graduated with the degree from the universities will adapt the ability of creative think, emerging technological talent, research seeking solutions and professional knowledge. Master’s degree: In France, the Master’s degree is awarded as Post Graduate Diploma (1 year), Master’s degree (1 to 2 years) and Doctoral Degree (Approximately 4 years), which encourages the student creative thinking with confidence and enhance student’s knowledge and provides standard excellence to achieve their goal and dream with Master’s degree certification.