You may imagine yourself in a nice French bistro, eating onion soup and having a glass of red wine while you hear the romantic sounds of the French language around you… But as romantic as it may sound, we know French can be a handful to learn! So, if you are planning to move to France to get a job, let us tell you, first of all, how you can enter the country for work and, then, how you can get by without knowing so much French.
Photo by Freepik. In the case you come from a non-EU country you should apply for a short-stay up to 90 days or long-stay visa at the French embassy in your country, submitting all the necessary documents, like a relevant visa application form, a work permit application form, passport or national identity document, a letter explaining your role or the reasons for your recruitment and detailing the duties you will be performing at the company you will be working, etc.
More on the requirements and processes, you can find here. The short-stay visa will allow you to engage in paid employment, subject to certain conditions.
The long-stay visa can be given for several different situations and types of employment that include people like:. The best way to obtain a long-term visa will be to find employment before you apply.
As a student you can take on part-time paid work during your course for a maximum of hours a year. If you live in France and have the right to work, we have a few ideas for you! You could become a bartender: not much French is needed. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may affect your browsing experience.
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I am moving to France with my husband later this year and know that with my French language skills or lack thereof , I will not be able to do the same level of work that I am doing now healthcare management. Would working for a non-French company harm my visa status or access to social services in anyway? How would it impact my taxes?
Any intel you could share would be so helpful. Hi Ashley, for this I think it depends a lot on your preferred way to work. But the work will potentially be more challenging and better paying. It could get complicated with your taxes — because you live in one but are paid in another you may have to pay taxes in both countries. I know a woman who had an offer rescinded when they figured out she would be working remotely from France instead of the US.
Hope this helps. Your email address will not be published. Sign me up for the newsletter! October 7, MediaBistro — for journalism and communications jobs. Com — mostly English teacher and childcare jobs. Tags: almost french , I moved to paris , life in france , working in france , writing. Helping a French family by taking care of children from 1 year-old to 10 years-old, according to your schedule!
While picking them up from school, helping them with their homework, during bath time, or when preparing their meals together, you can find moments to introduce them to a new language and share your passions with them.
It is an amazing opportunity for both of you to practice your favorite sports together, or even take a walk at the beautiful parks of Paris and bask in the Parisian way of life. To make childcare a special moment for children as for our nannies! You can use snack time to teach them the specific vocabulary, or during play time, you can sing foreign songs together, and at bedtime, reading them story in your native language will blow them away!
These pedagogical tools give you tips an advice, but also ideas of creative activities or scientific experiments to try together, to make teaching and language learning playful and interactive! You will have the chance to teach students of all ages: children , high-school students , as well as working adults to achieve their professional or personal goals! You are encouraged to organize your lessons in a fun and innovative way , for example: encourage debate around your common interests, watch videos in the targeted language to open a discussion, describe the Paris monuments and their history, try role playing We want to help our students progress regarding of their levels, by identifying their strengths and weaknesses and working on improving them: extend their vocabulary, boost their confidence when expressing themselves in front of other people, develop their writing skills
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