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Hey I came across your Video, hope you have been doing well. Actually I am planning to pursue a Masters in Human Resources next year, Is France a good country to study and then later find a good job? I do have 3 years experience including internships, traineeship & worked as a full time employee. Since you have been in France can you let me know the job market scenario, also should I opt for MIM or MSC in HRM.

How do you avoid paying for healthcare? I thought expats were required to have it.

hi! just found your video thanks for the great information, i had one question, I'm not currently in France but I've heard that I need to study there for a year before I can apply for an alternance, is it true? can i do my master's 2 year through an alternance?

this helps a lot thank you queen for you sharing

Thank you so much for this video it’s very helpful and informative! I studied abroad in Paris for a semester during undergrad and have been thinking about doing my masters there but was concerned about the cost as the school I went to previously (IESEG) is private and costs like $20k for masters 😭 I never knew alternance was an option! I applied to sciences po many years ago and got rejected which discouraged me but I’m ready to try again! My bachelors was also in marketing and I was thinking of doing marketing for my masters too. Did you like doing your masters in marketing/would you recommend it?

Very useful, thank you!

Are you from both Washington and California? So am I! I’m here as an au pair in Paris, thank you for this video, it’s really nice to here similar stories as I get used to living here

could you talk a bit more about your teaching job? do you teach french people how to speak English? or is it anyone? & do you need your bachelors degree? im close to being fluent in french & love to travel and im wondering if this could be an option for me.

That's a crazy story.. my daughter wants to be an au pair in Paris, has a potential family. She needs more money, though. How does she start teaching English online?

Bravo Tania, tu parles vraiment super bien ! Ton accent fait partie de ton identité et ne gêne absolument pas la compréhension. En tant que prof de français, je peux te dire que l’important, c’est d’être compris et à l’aise, et tu réussis parfaitement. Continue comme ça, tu fais d'énormes progrès !

Great advice Tiana! As a French teacher, I completely agree that it’s possible to move to France without speaking the language - but it’s also rewarding to start learning once you’re here. The tips you shared are spot on for beginners! For anyone feeling overwhelmed, just remember that small steps make a big difference. Learning French can be a fun and empowering journey.

Thanks for sharing, as I’am preparing to go on my first visit to Paris. Will definitely help to familiarize myself with the language😊

Le bon coin?!?

Thank yoy so much ma'am for this video. Can you please makes video on how to study for free in France as an international undergraduate student?

great video. tyvm i lived in Asia for 30 years and Europe for 14 months. in both places i had similar experiences to yours. they think we a weird. the top issue with those i have met is GUNS, and then then the lack of universal healthcare, and another is very little govt subsidised higher education.

is 700 Euro fair salary for Au Pair in marseille?

Been tempted by their new 40L spinner, but I really like the trunk style lid of the 35L…..

Do you have any knowledge or know anyone that has the knowledge of being a single parent looking to move and study abroad in France? I think the working and studying program would be good for me. I am concerned about getting my child in school and daycare so I can work and go to school.

Hello Tiana How can i reach out to you

Can you please go through the process for searching for the alternance when you were applying for the master ?😭😭😭

Not me watching this on your birthday, Happy birthday🥰

What’s a practical monthly cost of living estimate for a single individual to budget to live in Nice 2024 ?

This is an excellent video. I've been in the South of France for the last seven months and am still searching for an apartment.

Is it possible to acquire knowledge about economics, international politics and geography entirely in English in France libraries, or is it necessary to know Franch for this knowledge?

Hey hi tiana i hope you’re doing well I’m planning to do a masters in business from France but I’m confused if I should do a masters in logistics and transportation just wanted to know if it’s worth it ?

Why Greek music????

I wish I was your man so I can be there with you I’m to am trying to leave America

Amazing, informative, and beautiful video. Thanks for posting. People underestimate the difficulty of moving to and adapting well to another culture and way of life. French is a very difficult language to learn to speak and pronounce well. The French tend not to accept those who don't speak fluent French. You must also remember everyone's name at business meetings and social gatherings or you are not seen as polite. To get a job in France, you must speak fluent French at the B3 level. The housing is not always elder friendly. There is no AC in many places in France. There is often not enough heat in winter. Water shortages are common. France is struggling with its retirement system and how to provide homes for the elderly. Families are encouraged to take care of their elders. The French bureaucracy is tedious, difficult, and slower than in America. The financial system is antiquated. Bank fees are really high. Many places do not take credit cards, so it is necessary to carry lots of cash. It is difficult to get packages as you must go to another location and pay a fee to pick up. Amazon does not deliver to your door. The hours of stores and restaurants in France are different. Cobblestone streets and many steep stairs are a challenge and danger for older people. America is more elder friendly. America is the most gorgeous country in the world. Everything is so convenient. You can get anything you want at virtually anytime. Utilities are reliable. It is easy to get anywhere. Traffic is insane in France as cars do not always look out for pedestrians or other drivers. Like most people, my husband and I travel a lot, and have been to France. However, I would miss America after awhile. American citizenship is prized throughout the world. I would never give that up. There is some anti-Americanism in Like people in Scandinavian countries, the French can be cold, aloof, dismissive, and not very talkative and friendly; so that is a challenge. Due to millions of tourists visiting their countries, many Europeans have grown hostile to tourist overcrowding. There is tremendous wealth in France and other Europe countries that are ruled by old-line, monied aristocracies and monarchies. However, French people do not necessarily value people for the number of degrees, what kind of jobs they have, or how much money they have. French value everyone, as individuals. Americans need to be aware of that.

Yall im in nice and I made a video about it can you guys rate it plzzz

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A have a question ,i don’t have the actual amount of money to pay for my master’s in france , so if the work isn’t guaranteed then it would be a problem cuz i don’t have enough money to pay school ,so what can i do then?

Sounds very similar but better than NewYork honestly

Thank you so much from India

I really love the facts you share!! Nice is amazing and that whole Riviera leading up to Italy is spectacular!!!

Well done girl! So amazing to see people out there living their dreams, love your courage and bravery. You've got a new subscriber!

Thanks, this is great. I'm moving to Paris in two months and I can't wait

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In Arizona the average rent has surpassed 2k/month, I keep joking that it's just cheaper to move to Paris hahaha(: I'm excited to move there in the fall 🩷

Native boyfriends or girlfriends may accelerate the processus

1 year later, it's $1950. Also, the telescopic handle still looks flimsy

Bureaucracy is a pain to foreigners everywhere. Nothing to do with French bureaucracy in particular. And in terms of bank accounts the American administration makes it even more difficult for American citizens.

The avarage price of a 1 bedroom in Paris, 35 sqm, is 1050 euros not 1600 euros. 1600 euros is for a 2 bedroom and above. Of course if you decided to live by the Eiffel Tower with a view prices may go up. Real Estate agencies specialised in foreigners are real scamers. Everything is overpriced.

'Making Friends' .....yup, with native French, it is a tough one, and you will probably take a few years before you can establish a circle of French friends as your language develops (usually with those French who have travelled and lived abroad and who are multi-lingual). One friend told me once that in most Anglephone countries, we go out to socialise, in France, they go out already socialised.

I'm not sure where in the states you came from but I am paying $1600 for a small 1 bdrm with a tiny patio sans culture and a view to a parking lot hahah. So paying that in one of the most cultured cities of the world with access to all of Europe right now does not seem like a lot. Your vids are very informative.

Super advice ty. You are so right when you say being afraid holds you back. People who dive in to speak not caring how they sound always make more progress. I was trying to remember how I learned English and that was the key. Cheers on living your life to its fullest.

What about going to a french language school or majoring in French from a state university. Would that be free as well?

This was so helpful!!! Thank you so much! You broke everything down perfectly!

Please undergrad scholarships in France please

what was your online teaching job title called? I'm about to be an au pair but curious about life after au pairing while still traveling

Parisian black lad here, For the ringy thing, i m in if you're in ! I m glad you enjoy your trip here, france is fire innit ?