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Teach English in France Search no longer… Contact schools in minutes from our France directory below, save hours of looking on the net for the right contract speak to directors today. If you are looking for long paid holidays then France is for you. There is a strong teachers union in France and they look after their teachers with 1 year contracts or life long contracts offered, unlike Spain or Italy that give 9 month contracts by schools. Qualifications do help, but are not obligatory, especially if you have experience. Non European Union teachers will have problems finding work in schools, working "under the table" is almost impossible here, especially when there are so many willing and legal recruits just across the channel. You can expect to earn from 20 euros an hour after tax (almost 10% pa). Full time contracts are from €1650-2500 a month in Paris, other cities should be paying around 1500-1900 euros a month net, for 25 teaching hours a week, averaged over the year. Most schools will offer a “permanent contract” called a C.D.I., which does not usually guarantee the number of hours over every month, but over a year – this means that for example, a 900 hour yearly contract will be fine in peak periods, but in February, July and August you will have almost no hours and no cash, but still have bills to pay! Private lessons charge twenty to fourty euros an hour. To find work it is best to fax or email the schools directly and then wait for replies. There’s a major rented accommodation shortage in Paris, meaning rents from around 400 euros for a room in a shared flat (usually with other foreigners), 650 euros a month for a small studio flat, and 900 for a one-bedroom/ tiny two bedroom flat. Check out FUSAC (a small-ads magazine, free at any expat hangout or online), and “Particulier a Particulier” a French accommodation magazine with cheaper offers, but don’t expect too much when you’re in competition with hundreds of locals. Deposits are usually two months rent, and you may be asked for wage slips and/or a job contract. LIVING COSTS in the cities: Supermarkets are pretty cheap, and the quality usually quite high. The metro is excellent and a one month travel pass for the basic two zones is about 50 euros a month, including buses and metro. Eating out is relatively cheap, a decent meal with wine can be found from fifteen euros up. Shop prices in general seem reasonable for Europe. Going out is expensive though: a pint of beer is about 6 euros for example, a coke or coffee about 3, spirits around 6 euros. There are lots of happy hours dotted around, and of course, cheaper local bars. In smaller towns the prices can be half the price!!! French schools are
pretty strict and teachers are relatively well respected. Most of your
students will be in one to one / small groups, so discipline is rarely
a problem. French people do like to talk, and generally make great students,
they also love tests. Their timekeeping though, is poor! Workers rights
are fiercely protected, which results in good holidays, hours
and conditions, and certainly worth the price of the odd strike –
there’s even a branch of the CGT (the main union) specialised in
protecting the rights of workers in private education (you included).
Despite their own self-image, the French can be rather dull, conventional
people, but none the worse for that: they are truly decent people, who
value solidarity, family, education, good food and holidays, which can’t
be bad. Once
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Enseignants
de français, cherchez vous votre travail de rêve?
Corkid fournit les listes d'école de langues mondial pour les enseignants de langues différents, y compris les enseignants de français. Tout ce que vous devez faire quand vous cherchez l'emploi futur est d'acheter notre liste entitré "Enseigne Francais". Après ca vous pourrez téléphoner ou envoier un e-mail aux écoles dans le pays de votre choix directement. Avant d'acheter la liste complète vous pouvez regarder notre liste d'échantillon "Enseigne Français" (détails de contact retenu) pour voir combien d'écoles sont dessus |
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