Many people in France speak languages other than their native tongue. However, knowing French is required for effective conversation and study in France. International students who speak French fluently have an easier experience at school and in everyday life. If you don't think your French is up to par, there are a variety of language courses available for individuals who want to improve their language skills. Making an attempt to converse in French with locals is a fantastic method to improve your language skills.
You may study and speak in English at the same time. International students, on the other hand, are still encouraged to study French and enhance their language skills. Take this as a challenge rather than an impediment. Any level of French fluency would look fantastic on a CV or resume!
If your course is taught in French, you must demonstrate your proficiency by passing one of the recognised tests: TCF DAP (Test de Connaissance du Français, Demande d'Admission Préalable), DALF (diplôme approfondi de langue française), or CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages). If your course is taught in English, you must demonstrate your ability to communicate in the English language.