Your Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the questions most often asked by Fès students and families about the Selectividad, Grado Superior, certifications, and our support.
Yes. Any foreign baccalaureate holder wanting to join a Spanish public university must pass the Selectividad (PCE), organized in Morocco by UNED in June and September.
It depends on the university track you're aiming for in Spain: science, humanities, or economics. Our advisors guide you based on your project and school results.
UNED organizes two sessions a year, in June and September. Our preparation calendar in Fès is built around these two deadlines.
Three formats: intensive (20h/week), extensive (4 to 6h/week), and evening courses after 6pm, all following CEFR progression from A1 to C2.
No minimum level is required. A free initial assessment places you in the group that matches your actual level.
An advisor at our Fès office assesses your profile, goals, and level, then proposes a personalized path, with no commitment.
Yes, this 2-year vocational diploma, including a company internship (FCT), is recognized in Spain and in many European countries.
Yes. BigUP Center Fès supports every student free of charge through to final pre-registration at their chosen Spanish university.
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