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TEACH ENGLISH IN FRANCE 

One teacher said living and working in France was a little difficult at first, but once he settled into the jobs and culture, made some local friends, it was amazing. Even if we have not been to France, most of us have seen enough pictures, or heard about the majestic like scenery and atmosphere of a rich and old culture. The food in Pairs is supposed to be some of the best and most exotic flavors world wide.

Teaching in France requires some time job searching, as teaching ESL jobs are not generally in an abundance compared with other areas such as several countries in Asia. Many of the teaching positions will be found in companies, public schools and private language institutions.

General at least a Bachelor of Arts is required and a native English speaker. Other courses such as TESOL or CELTA as well as teaching experience will help with getting hired as well as some basic knowledge of French, though not necessary. When arriving and living in France, speaking some of the local language will help you to get around, buy food and other basics.

Attaining a work visa is needed for teaching English in France. After getting hired, the company or school will sponsor you throughout the process.

Visa info

Medical examination

Upon receiving your work visas you will be required to have a medical examination which generally involves the following: 1. An eye exam for distance and up-close

2. Your weight and height measured

3. A blood sugar test

4. A blood pressure test.

5. A chest x-ray

6. May have a blood test

7. A personal consultation with a doctor.

Traveling throughout France and neighboring countries will be a perk for teachers.

Some travel guides includes francethisway.com and for travel & general information such as food and culture try justfrance.org.