What are some legitimate work at home opportunities I could do from France as a US citizen?
I am an American student living in France. I go to school and have a art time job, but I need to make about 200-400euro more a month to stay afloat. Does anyone know of any home based jobs I could do from my computer, or even a collection of smaller jobs that would help me reach my goal? I am relatively good with computers and im open to (almost!) anything. Thanks so much for your help, it is very much appreciated.
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You can register at freelance websites like http://getafreelnacer.com/ , http://eufrelance.com/ , http://scriptlance.biz/ ,etc and start bidding for all data entry projects posted there .
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There are many legitimate ways to make money remotely as a US citizen, however it can be overwhelming figuring out which way is best. I found the best way to make this happen (after trying every way possible) is through advertising other peoples products online and getting a commission each time someone buys from your ad. I started doing this a little over 1 month ago, and so far I have made a significant amount of money- more than I was making daily at my 9am - 5pm job. Most people have no idea how to do this or where to even begin, however, with LEGITIMATE proper direction AND a little money invested in self educating yourself (NOTHING COMES FOR FREE PERIOD!!!!), the task becomes a reality. Unlike most people, I actually did spend the time and money self educating myself and I can tell you from personal experience this works without a doubt. Go to my website and see for yourself. www.moneybaggs.com Good luck!!
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I would recommend this program to anyone who is interested in becoming independent & needs to generate cash NOW, not 6 months from now.Legitimate income from home online PT/FT Training and support provided (info video) http://globalgiftingsystem1.com/
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, I used to really struggle making ends meet. Fortunately, I was able to find a couple work at home programs that actually worked. Now I make enough money to pay all my bills, and put extra in the bank each month. I blogged about it on my website. http://getpaidathome.notlong.com
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It just so happens that I am also interested in earning money online. But at first it can be a big struggle to find the right way to make money online that suits you. I was doing some research some time ago and I found something that really pays off. I thought it had relevant information to your case, and you can earn big amounts. Take a look at my web page and see for your self : http://www.fidobada.ws You can easily make 400$ and many more! All you have to do is to invite people. You are not selling anything or reading e-mails or clicking adds ... Or maybe that suites you better : http://www.peoplestring.com/register/?r=zalkarija You get money for junk mail, but here you cant get such a big amounts. Both companies really pay! I can proof! Fell free to ask me for any help! Good luck!
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Saturday, June 7, 2014
Sunday, June 1, 2014
Have you ever been a Foreign Exchange student?
Have you ever been a Foreign Exchange student?
I really, really, really, REALLY, really, want to be a foreign exchange student in France for the summer. Any experiences?
Adolescent - 6 Answers
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I was. It was mostly a good experience. It's tough to be in a different country and try to adjust to their culture, though. I came across as quite the douche more than once. You make social mistakes without even realizing you did it.
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No, but I've been friends with many. What I seem to notice most is that they have trouble assimilating well into an environment that is completely different than their own. They screw up without even noticing. Also, be careful in France. I'm sure the French are nice but I've heard from some Americans who foreign exchanged over there that they are a little prejudiced towards Americans. I wouldn't be surprised. America has a bad rep.
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I sit next to one n science class. hes german
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Ive never been one, but we had one come from France before and it was really sad b/c she couldn't speak English at all and every night when we went to bed she would cry. I felt really bad for her.
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Actually there's a girl in my homeroom from Canada. It's not really a foreign place, it's practically America's sister but she kind of has a hard time because it's still a different country and everything. She's funny and really smart in math but a lot of kids ignore her as if there's a big culture difference in f*cking between Canada and the States. Oh and my dad's friend had one and she lived there for a while. She was German and spoke four different languages...except English, which was odd. Basically she was their housekeeper and she didn't even have a problem with it.
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I'm going to Italy and staying with a host family this summer and going to school there for 3 weeks, but nobody is coming back to my house. If you have any questions, like about the program I'm using or reccomendations, feel free to email me : )
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I really, really, really, REALLY, really, want to be a foreign exchange student in France for the summer. Any experiences?
Adolescent - 6 Answers
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I was. It was mostly a good experience. It's tough to be in a different country and try to adjust to their culture, though. I came across as quite the douche more than once. You make social mistakes without even realizing you did it.
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No, but I've been friends with many. What I seem to notice most is that they have trouble assimilating well into an environment that is completely different than their own. They screw up without even noticing. Also, be careful in France. I'm sure the French are nice but I've heard from some Americans who foreign exchanged over there that they are a little prejudiced towards Americans. I wouldn't be surprised. America has a bad rep.
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I sit next to one n science class. hes german
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Ive never been one, but we had one come from France before and it was really sad b/c she couldn't speak English at all and every night when we went to bed she would cry. I felt really bad for her.
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Actually there's a girl in my homeroom from Canada. It's not really a foreign place, it's practically America's sister but she kind of has a hard time because it's still a different country and everything. She's funny and really smart in math but a lot of kids ignore her as if there's a big culture difference in f*cking between Canada and the States. Oh and my dad's friend had one and she lived there for a while. She was German and spoke four different languages...except English, which was odd. Basically she was their housekeeper and she didn't even have a problem with it.
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I'm going to Italy and staying with a host family this summer and going to school there for 3 weeks, but nobody is coming back to my house. If you have any questions, like about the program I'm using or reccomendations, feel free to email me : )
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Wednesday, May 28, 2014
should i be an exchange student to france or argentina?
should i be an exchange student to france or argentina?
im so undecided
Polls & Surveys - 4 Answers
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France... way better in terms of lifestyle and culturewise. argentina ? well, im not too fond of it..its kinda unknown world really. well, up to u. but if i were u, France
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france ;)
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France!!
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That is awesome, I wanna go on student exchange one day myself, would be so exciting! :) I would choose France, it's just such a beautiful and fascinating place!
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im so undecided
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France... way better in terms of lifestyle and culturewise. argentina ? well, im not too fond of it..its kinda unknown world really. well, up to u. but if i were u, France
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france ;)
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France!!
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That is awesome, I wanna go on student exchange one day myself, would be so exciting! :) I would choose France, it's just such a beautiful and fascinating place!
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Wednesday, May 14, 2014
What are possible small towns in France where Spanish is what they mostly speak?
What are possible small towns in France where Spanish is what they mostly speak?
I met a girl during spring break in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. She was an exchange student from France and was studying in Universidad de Guadalajara. I am trying to remember the town name that she said she was from. She told me that her town wasn't that big and that Spanish was a major language where she was from. I spoke to her in English when i met her and she told me that it was very hard for her to understand English. She spoke perfect Spanish.
Languages - 7 Answers
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U should go 2 the South of France - as they all have to learn spanish there - ike Toulouse n places. Hope that helps!
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.......monaco? i think...
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It's likely one of the small towns in the Pyrenees along France's border with Spain and Andorra. If you go to this interactive map http://france.umka.org/ and zoom in, you can follow the border (gray line on the map) and maybe you'll recognize the name.
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Okay in my experience there are very few places in France where the people actually speak something other than French (kind of like the US except more extreme because they have fewer immigrants - outside Paris of course). In Paris they will refuse to speak anything other than French, which is kind of a bummer because my French is quite poor. That's just my view of it from my limited travel experience (I did go through Spain and southern France).
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the border between both
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http://www.123voyage.com/realsw/fr/towns/index.htm
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There are none -
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I met a girl during spring break in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. She was an exchange student from France and was studying in Universidad de Guadalajara. I am trying to remember the town name that she said she was from. She told me that her town wasn't that big and that Spanish was a major language where she was from. I spoke to her in English when i met her and she told me that it was very hard for her to understand English. She spoke perfect Spanish.
Languages - 7 Answers
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U should go 2 the South of France - as they all have to learn spanish there - ike Toulouse n places. Hope that helps!
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.......monaco? i think...
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It's likely one of the small towns in the Pyrenees along France's border with Spain and Andorra. If you go to this interactive map http://france.umka.org/ and zoom in, you can follow the border (gray line on the map) and maybe you'll recognize the name.
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Okay in my experience there are very few places in France where the people actually speak something other than French (kind of like the US except more extreme because they have fewer immigrants - outside Paris of course). In Paris they will refuse to speak anything other than French, which is kind of a bummer because my French is quite poor. That's just my view of it from my limited travel experience (I did go through Spain and southern France).
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the border between both
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http://www.123voyage.com/realsw/fr/towns/index.htm
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There are none -
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Wednesday, May 7, 2014
Good agencies for exchange students to France?
Good agencies for exchange students to France?
I'm a high school student in French 5, and I really want to host a French student, and then also go to be hosted in France as well. I asked my french teacher for a good agency, but she claims she doesn't know any. Who are the best with hooking you up for an exchange program? Links would be awesome.
Studying Abroad - 2 Answers
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AFS and EF are recognized worldwide and have decades of experience with exchange students. They also support programs all over the world including France. Here is also a list of reputable study abroad agencies: http://www.macquil.com/abroad.php
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Rotary Exchange Program. www.rotary.org
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I'm a high school student in French 5, and I really want to host a French student, and then also go to be hosted in France as well. I asked my french teacher for a good agency, but she claims she doesn't know any. Who are the best with hooking you up for an exchange program? Links would be awesome.
Studying Abroad - 2 Answers
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AFS and EF are recognized worldwide and have decades of experience with exchange students. They also support programs all over the world including France. Here is also a list of reputable study abroad agencies: http://www.macquil.com/abroad.php
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Rotary Exchange Program. www.rotary.org
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Thursday, May 1, 2014
Should i go to france?? exchange student?
Should i go to france?? exchange student?
my mom and my family said yes to it, and are alreading saving for me to go for my sophomore year for a whole year but im having secong thoughts about it.. okay, i know in college they will love that i went to france.. and i would be fluent in 3 languages if i did so.. BUT 1. i came here 1 year ago, and took me quite a long time to adjust at how things work (math-wise and school-wise) since is different.. and i think (thinking about my SAT's) that i'm already in disadvantage because i know less english than native english speakers and ebcause they thaught me different things.. (ex. i hadn't been taught geography yet, i would learn that for my sophomore back where i come from.. etc) even though im REALLY smart and get staright A's.. if i go to france ill have to adjust again.. and twice for when i come back.. and since i will miss out on some things my SAT's score will probably end up being even lower! (I'm kinda aming for a perfect score) 2. In france the school system is different so i doubt is with credits and that im going to be able to double up on stuff to get to study college classes, and im probably going to miss a year and a half of it.. so it will be even harder to get to the tops of all the classes... SOOO what do YOU think i should do???? HELP!?
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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did you come here from a european country? that would help with the adjustment. personally, i would be terrified of the change/the whole not knowing anyone, but it would be an AMAZING life experience. in the grand scheme of things, i really think that an experience like that will help you alot more in the long run/as a person. You will learn many things that other kids wont from taking this route vs the more traditional route, and i honestly believe that it will make you a more successful person in the future. You will also learn alot more about yourself. Im sure you can make up all your HS credits without a problem, and worse case senario take classes in the summer. I must sound really old but Im in HS and in kind of of the same position as you. I moved here from Italy a while back so i know what you mean about the adjustment here. Another thing you need to take into account is that european schools are ALOT harder. I remember when i came here from italy, i was multiple grades above all the kids my age, and they give ALOT more homework. Alot of people i know over there complan about not having a life due to the heavy course work.However this is also a positive for you collage wise, because US collages know how much harder european schools are so getting an education there is quite impressive, and they also allow for a much lower GPA to get into their collage(due to the difficulty). I dont want to scare you regarding difficulty. I went to a very high end, strict, catholic private school, in a very wealthy area so I wouldnt know about anywhere else, but i do know that europe generally has a higher standard when it come to education. hope that helps
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my mom and my family said yes to it, and are alreading saving for me to go for my sophomore year for a whole year but im having secong thoughts about it.. okay, i know in college they will love that i went to france.. and i would be fluent in 3 languages if i did so.. BUT 1. i came here 1 year ago, and took me quite a long time to adjust at how things work (math-wise and school-wise) since is different.. and i think (thinking about my SAT's) that i'm already in disadvantage because i know less english than native english speakers and ebcause they thaught me different things.. (ex. i hadn't been taught geography yet, i would learn that for my sophomore back where i come from.. etc) even though im REALLY smart and get staright A's.. if i go to france ill have to adjust again.. and twice for when i come back.. and since i will miss out on some things my SAT's score will probably end up being even lower! (I'm kinda aming for a perfect score) 2. In france the school system is different so i doubt is with credits and that im going to be able to double up on stuff to get to study college classes, and im probably going to miss a year and a half of it.. so it will be even harder to get to the tops of all the classes... SOOO what do YOU think i should do???? HELP!?
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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did you come here from a european country? that would help with the adjustment. personally, i would be terrified of the change/the whole not knowing anyone, but it would be an AMAZING life experience. in the grand scheme of things, i really think that an experience like that will help you alot more in the long run/as a person. You will learn many things that other kids wont from taking this route vs the more traditional route, and i honestly believe that it will make you a more successful person in the future. You will also learn alot more about yourself. Im sure you can make up all your HS credits without a problem, and worse case senario take classes in the summer. I must sound really old but Im in HS and in kind of of the same position as you. I moved here from Italy a while back so i know what you mean about the adjustment here. Another thing you need to take into account is that european schools are ALOT harder. I remember when i came here from italy, i was multiple grades above all the kids my age, and they give ALOT more homework. Alot of people i know over there complan about not having a life due to the heavy course work.However this is also a positive for you collage wise, because US collages know how much harder european schools are so getting an education there is quite impressive, and they also allow for a much lower GPA to get into their collage(due to the difficulty). I dont want to scare you regarding difficulty. I went to a very high end, strict, catholic private school, in a very wealthy area so I wouldnt know about anywhere else, but i do know that europe generally has a higher standard when it come to education. hope that helps
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Monday, April 28, 2014
Edit motivation letter for student visa for France?
Edit motivation letter for student visa for France?
Dear Sir or Madam, I'm applying for a long term student visa for France. I am working for a German retail company. I enjoy the retail work but would like to acquire French language skills to work in the retail company's office. I would also like to explore working for a French retail company in my future. There are numerous French fashion companies I have an interest in. I would like to be involved in either marketing, merchandising or buying. My French language skills are at an early stage because I have been learning the language by myself. However, it is my heart's desire to learn French in France. Many sources suggest living in a foreign country is the best way to learn the language. Thank you for reviewing my application. Sincerely. Chris
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Madame, Monsieur, Je souhaite faire une demande de visa d'étudiant à long terme pour la France. Je travaille pour une entreprise allemande de vente au détail. J'aime travailler dans la vente au détail, mais j'aimerais acquérir plus de compétences concernant la langue française pour travailler dans un bureau d'une entreprise de vente au détail. J'aimerais aussi envisager de travailler pour une entreprise de vente au détail dans l'avenir. Il existe de nombreuses entreprises françaises de mode qui m'intéressent. J'aimerais travailler dans le marketing, le merchandising ou la vente (don't you mean "selling" instead of "buying"?) Mon niveau de français est faible car j'apprends cette langue de manière auto-didacte. Cependant je désire vivement apprendre le français en France. Beaucoup de sources suggèrent que vivre dans le pays est le meilleur moyen d'apprendre la langue. Je vous remercie de bien vouloir considérer ma demande. Veuillez, Madame, Monsieur, agréer l'expression de mes sentiments dévoués (= polite expression used in French and necessary to end such a letter)
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Dear Sir or Madam, I'm applying for a long term student visa for France. I am working for a German retail company. I enjoy the retail work but would like to acquire French language skills to work in the retail company's office. I would also like to explore working for a French retail company in my future. There are numerous French fashion companies I have an interest in. I would like to be involved in either marketing, merchandising or buying. My French language skills are at an early stage because I have been learning the language by myself. However, it is my heart's desire to learn French in France. Many sources suggest living in a foreign country is the best way to learn the language. Thank you for reviewing my application. Sincerely. Chris
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Madame, Monsieur, Je souhaite faire une demande de visa d'étudiant à long terme pour la France. Je travaille pour une entreprise allemande de vente au détail. J'aime travailler dans la vente au détail, mais j'aimerais acquérir plus de compétences concernant la langue française pour travailler dans un bureau d'une entreprise de vente au détail. J'aimerais aussi envisager de travailler pour une entreprise de vente au détail dans l'avenir. Il existe de nombreuses entreprises françaises de mode qui m'intéressent. J'aimerais travailler dans le marketing, le merchandising ou la vente (don't you mean "selling" instead of "buying"?) Mon niveau de français est faible car j'apprends cette langue de manière auto-didacte. Cependant je désire vivement apprendre le français en France. Beaucoup de sources suggèrent que vivre dans le pays est le meilleur moyen d'apprendre la langue. Je vous remercie de bien vouloir considérer ma demande. Veuillez, Madame, Monsieur, agréer l'expression de mes sentiments dévoués (= polite expression used in French and necessary to end such a letter)
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