Qhat is the CVEC? The Student and Campus Life Contribution (CVEC) is a scheme set up by the French government to support the improvement of living conditions and well-being for students in higher education establishments. It helps fund initiatives in the areas of health, culture, sport, social support and the development of student life services.
What is the CVEC for?
At the University of Guyana, the CVEC is used to fund actions and services that are of direct benefit to students, including :
- The development of sporting and cultural activities on campus.
- Improving health prevention and support services.
- Setting up solidarity or mutual aid projects between students.
- Support for events and initiatives that promote student well-being and integration.
In short, the CVEC aims to improve the quality of life on campus, encourage student commitment and promote success at university in the best possible conditions.
Who pays the CVEC?
All undergraduate students enrolled at the University of Guyana are required to pay the CVEC, with some exceptions (recipients of grants, internationally mobile students, etc.). The amount of the CVEC is set annually by the government and must be paid before administrative registration at the university.
How do I pay the CVEC?
The CVEC is paid online via the dedicated website cvec.etudiant.gouv.fr. Once payment has been made, you will be issued with a certificate of payment or exemption. This is essential to finalise your administrative registration at the University of Guyana.
What is the purpose of the CVEC at the University of Guyana?
The University of Guyana invests the CVEC in various projects aimed at improving the quality of life on its campuses. These include:
- The development of health services, with free or reduced-cost medical consultations and initiatives to raise awareness of mental and physical health.
- Support for cultural and artistic activities, enabling students to take part in creative workshops, cultural events and educational outings.
- Improving sports facilities to encourage students to take up sport on a regular basis.
- Actions to promote inclusion and solidarity, such as psychological support projects and workshops to help students succeed.
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