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Teaching Jobs in Paris, France

Audrey Hepburn was right when she said “Paris is always a good idea.” Teaching English in Paris, the French capital city, might be the best idea you’ll ever have. Being surrounded by one of the great artistic and cultural centers of the world, you will be a student as well as a teacher, learning lessons about culture, food, and romance as you teach English to local students. Paris is the city of light and love, and it will seduce you utterly. With an ambiance that is so distinctly Parisian, all you need to do is stroll by the Seine or sip wine in a chair outside a corner café to feel like you are completely absorbed by la vie parisienne.

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Opportunities to teach English in Paris are the most prevalent type of placement, and subsequently the easiest to find. Parisian parents are recognising the value of English more and more, and pushing their children to learn from an early age, resulting in lots of private tutoring or language school gigs catering for young charges. There are also plenty of professionals of all ages who wish to learn English to augment their career opportunities in an increasingly competitive job market.

The most common way to teach English in Paris is as a private tutor for a local family. This arrangement generally entails living with a family and providing after-school tuition and care for young children. Au pairs essentially fulfil the same role, but sometimes with additional responsibilities, such as childcare.

Language schools are also commonly on the lookout for native English speakers to teach in Paris. This is a potentially lucrative option, but it will require a higher level of independence (and language skills) when it comes to housing, setting up a bank account, and other tasks involved with getting established in Paris. Private language tutors are also in high demand, a sought after by individual students, but landing your first few clients and getting a cash flow that is enough to support yourself can be a challenge initially.

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