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Spunkycatt
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Nmarie
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It is for real. The program has been discussed in several threads on this forum, and it bewilders me that more Americans don't look into that avenue before posting the repeated question of how to work here legally...The assistantship was my first work experience in France, and I have now been here three years.
Another helpful link: www.assistantsinfrance.com
There is a plethora of advice regarding the program, etc. from current and past teaching assistants. |
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Spunkycatt
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That's wonderful! Thank you very much..
So how did you like it? |
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scot47
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| Similar pogrammes are available for other European countries. I got my introduction to TEFL back in the 1960's as a 'Lehrassistent' in Germany. |
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grahamb
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| Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2007 11:41 am Post subject: Apprenticeship in Germany |
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| You weren't in Hamburg with die Beatles, by any chance? |
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