Freebies in France
Hello ! I know you guys have been waiting for this post for long. I promised you that I am going to pull in all important details about getting freebies in france, and will get back to you with details. […]
How to renew a language assistant contract.
Hello, See, I am trying to be regular with my posts. đ We’ll quickly talk about how to renew your language assistant contract in France.But before that, I would like to share something with you. I am happy because I just […]
House Hunting in France
Hey everyone !! Congratulations les assistants de langue en France !! Most of you must have received your arrĂȘtĂ© de nomination by now. I have already started getting emails requesting information about House Hunting in France. So here I am, […]
Quick ESL Activities: 3 of my favourites
Hello there! Hope you’re all doing well. I know some of you must have received you arrĂȘtĂ© de nomination for the assistant de langues en France program. If you haven’t yet received it, start writing to your school, it’s a […]
Inviting your parents to visit France
Before leaving, you would definitely want to give your parents an idea of what your French adventure looked like, so here it is, the details you need ! You must have heard of ‘Attestation d’accueil‘ or invitation letter issued by […]
CAF and APL: all you need to know about the housing aid in France
As an English assistant (as a student as well !) , you are allowed to benefit from CAF as long as you have a legal housing contract (le bail de location). Not everyone would know what CAF is so everytime […]
Tips for your first class as an English Assistant in France
I have been teaching for quite some time now, and I love my job. I enjoy teaching so much that I get almost overconfident that I can easily get along with the rowdy, super talkative, enthusiastic, timid, and all other […]
Five things you probably didnât know about TEACHING ENGLISH IN FRANCE PROGRAM
What are you going to do next? This is one question that haunts every literature student or anyone involved in a non-professional degree course. They somehow end up picking-up a language or two. The only possibility for them after having […]