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Let's speak english together !

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sarah75 link=topic=168.msg324412#msg324412 date=1153679339 a dit:
Yes next time I will find one more cheaper :blush:....
Do you think that working in UK is better than in France ?
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Working in UK can have some advantages. Even if life is more expensive in UK, because everything is private (health, public transport, etc...), what I like in UK is : everybody has its own chance.

with or without experience, with or without diploma... you can postulate for a job. In a restaurant for example, you can begin as waiter and then, evoluate as manager or something...
 
Nessscafe link=topic=168.msg325016#msg325016 date=1153738926 a dit:
Working in UK can have some advantages. Even if life is more expensive in UK, because everything is private (health, public transport, etc...), what I like in UK is : everybody has its own chance.

with or without experience, with or without diploma... you can postulate for a job. In a restaurant for example, you can begin as waiter and then, evoluate as manager or something...
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yes!!! I'm ok with you Nessscafe, I think that this opportunity is very goog because permit to understand the language!!! It's a good experience for everybody... If I have the possibility one day to go on UK or USA to speack english, I not hesitate...
 
Nessscafe link=topic=168.msg325016#msg325016 date=1153738926 a dit:
Working in UK can have some advantages. Even if life is more expensive in UK, because everything is private (health, public transport, etc...), what I like in UK is : everybody has its own chance.

with or without experience, with or without diploma... you can postulate for a job. In a restaurant for example, you can begin as waiter and then, evoluate as manager or something...
Cliquez pour agrandir...

Yes I agree.
I have a friend who started as a waiter, without any qualification. He even didn't master the language very well.
He is now, one year after, manager of his restaurant, earn good money, have more free time...
In France you can't do that (or exceptionally... :arrow2: I don't know if this word exist in english).
But the liberal politic is only good for people who can seize their opportunity, or for rich people. Unfortunately, there is a lot of other people who can't see the good side of this : no access to medecine, few good quality state school, a very small pension...
So it is good when you are young and healthy. But when you really want to start you life (house-children) or when you have problems, life is easier in France (financial helps, schools, health...).
 
mar75 link=topic=168.msg326104#msg326104 date=1153817550 a dit:
Yes I agree.
I have a friend who started as a waiter, without any qualification. He even didn't master the language very well.
He is now, one year after, manager of his restaurant, earn good money, have more free time...
In France you can't do that (or exceptionally... :arrow2: I don't know if this word exist in english).
But the liberal politic is only good for people who can seize their opportunity, or for rich people. Unfortunately, there is a lot of other people who can't see the good side of this : no access to medecine, few good quality state school, a very small pension...
So it is good when you are young and healthy. But when you really want to start you life (house-children) or when you have problems, life is easier in France (financial helps, schools, health...).
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I propose to live in Saint-Marin
 
Nessscafe link=topic=168.msg326492#msg326492 date=1153828977 a dit:
why this town especially ? and where is it ?
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Because, there are benefits like Djibouti (Paradis Fiscal)
Saint Marin is in Spain but it’s the same like Monaco in France, you understand ?
 
Hi everybody !

I'm Laure, 21 years old,  and I live in Aquitaine.
I would like to speak better. I make some mistake...

See you !
 
mar75 link=topic=168.msg326104#msg326104 date=1153817550 a dit:
Yes I agree.
I have a friend who started as a waiter, without any qualification. He even didn't master the language very well.
He is now, one year after, manager of his restaurant, earn good money, have more free time...
In France you can't do that (or exceptionally... :arrow2: I don't know if this word exist in english).
But the liberal politic is only good for people who can seize their opportunity, or for rich people. Unfortunately, there is a lot of other people who can't see the good side of this : no access to medecine, few good quality state school, a very small pension...
So it is good when you are young and healthy. But when you really want to start you life (house-children) or when you have problems, life is easier in France (financial helps, schools, health...).
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Yeah i totally agree with you. Life is much easier in France as you get older. I spent a whole year in the USA as an exchange student and I definitely appreciate everything our government does for french people. We can retire at 60 (at the most) when i was there i could see old people working as cashiers in gas stations or mc donalds cuz they needed money to survive. One of my friend over there had a 4 wheeler accident and he had to take out a loan to pay the hospital bill cuz they cant afford social security! so you can die just because you can't afford to go to the hospital or to the doctor.
 
Hey Everybody :cool:

Am Laura, 22 years old, so sooon! I live in Normandie :angel:

Hope everyone will succeed this year and get the BTS...

Good Luck and see you :blush:
 
Bonjour,

Un groupe d'étudiant(e)s seraient-ils intéressés à correspondre via e-mail en anglais et français avec des suédois ? Voici le message que j'ai reçu ...

Ici Ann-Charlotte Bergman une des professeurs suédoises. J'enseigne le francais dans notre lycée GUC (où les élèves font des ètudes pour travailler en tourisme mais aussi en &quot;media&quot; et d'autres suivent des &quot;études Européennes&quot;. J'ai un petit groupe d'éleves (seulement 10-15 éleves), garcons et filles qui font leur quatrième anée de francais. Maintenant je cherche des correspondants pour eux.
Pourriez vous demander s'il y a un professeur/une classe qui veut correspondre avec nous en francais/anglais en utilisant e-mail (ordiinateurs). Pour rendre la correspondance plus interessante , plus utile pour vous les francais, les éleves peuvent écrire en francais mais aussi en anglais.(nos elèves ont fait 6-7-ans d'anglais)
Agréez l'expression de mes sentiments distingués
Ann-Charlotte Bergman
professeur de francais et anglais au lycée GUC, Uppsala, Suède

Au cas où un groupe serait intéressé, je vous communiquerai les coordonnées en mp...
 
Annabelle0412 link=topic=168.msg378870#msg378870 date=1158907683 a dit:
Yeah i totally agree with you. Life is much easier in France as you get older. I spent a whole year in the USA as an exchange student and I definitely appreciate everything our government does for french people. We can retire at 60 (at the most) when i was there i could see old people working as cashiers in gas stations or mc donalds cuz they needed money to survive. One of my friend over there had a 4 wheeler accident and he had to take out a loan to pay the hospital bill cuz they cant afford social security! so you can die just because you can't afford to go to the hospital or to the doctor.
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Definitely!
In France, companies judge us principally on our certificates and there's a job security: they can't lay employees off as they want, whereas in England, companies judge more on competences and if you're inefficient you can lose your job simply enough.
 
Working in a foreign country is more interesting when you're young, that's a fact.
 
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