voila mon niveau en anglais est trés faible! mai je suis réaliste de nos jours il esi indispensable de savoir le parler ! de plus que j'ai peur car je vouler aller en licence AES mais mon niveau en langue est trop faible, je ne vois pas quoi faire d'autre comme étude puisque de toute façon l'anglais est partou! donc aprés mon bac je voudrais partir pour y travailler et y habiter mais je ne sais pas comment trouver tout ca jespére pourvoir avoir de l'aide de votre part
merci d'avance ....
Va sur les sites suivants:
www.bonjourlondres.com
www.destinationlondres.com
www.ici-londres.com
Ce sont des sites de francophones installes en Angleterre, tu pourras y trouver plein d'informations... mais je te previens, 2 mois ne suffiront certainement pas pour que ton anglais devienne courant...
Amities
Nat
😉Salut,
apprends le chinois!!!! LOL c'est le futur!!! (bon ok je fais une intervention : fait ce que je dit pas ce que je fait LOL)
bon sans déconner!!! le mieux est d'aller dans un pays anglophone et de si plonger, juste ne pas etre timide!!!
ceci est valable pour toutes les langues(dialect) au monde!!!!
y a pas de secret, le pratiquer!!!
si tu peux vasi!!!
en plus t'est jeune, profite en maintenant!!!
des que tu peux apprendre, apprend, langue(s), signe(s) ou autes....
soit curieux et t'aura des réponses!!!!
A+ et bonnes découvertes😎😛😇😄😏
Un voyage de mille lis a commencé par un pas. (Lao-Tseu ; 1 lis=ancienne mesure chinoise équivalente a 576m définie des la dynastie Qin, mais qui variait selon la région et l'époque, valeur actuelle 500m, le li est une mesure coréenne d'environ 3920m)
pour les pti curieux!!! le chien subliminaleeu
merci nat7 pr avoir rep a mon message! je suis bien conscient que 2 mois ne seront pas suffisant pr apprendre a parler anglais! dc mon projet serai d'y vivre 1an min! comme tu vis en angleterre joré voulu savoir si il y a un salaire min, comment ca se passe pr trouver un job et un logement merci d'avance amities gilles
🙂 SALUT C UNE TRES BONNE IDEE
moi j ai decidé de faire la meme chose que toi et ca fais deux mois que je suis en angleterre, avec un niveau assez faible j ai trouvé en une semaine un taf et un logement a bath (super ville, bcp de french mais c partout pareil dans les grandes villes) 1 ere tentative je suis partie avec une agence (europractice) il m on trouvé un job dans un hotel et le logement etait fournie tous ca pour 450 EURO, ca ma pas plus, j y suis resté 2 semaines le temps de prendre mes marques, puis g pris mes bagages et direction bath car g trouver que c etait une jolie ville et que j aurai plus de chance d y trouvé un job qu a la campagne
soit tu fais comme moi tu pars par une agence ; ils te trouvent tout, ils t expliquent tout, bon c vrai qu une foie sur place tu peux avoir des surprises vu que l hotel qu il m avait trouvé non pas tout dit a l agence (par exemple pas de bus certains jour pour aller tafer a 10 bornes de ton logements ) mais bon c plus securisant pour toi si c ton premier sejour, et puis une fois sur place si ca te plait pas tu peux toujours aller a l hoStel pas l hotel (c trop cher) backpaker ou YMCA ( entre 13 et 16 livres la nuit) pour chercher par toi meme .
vu qu il y a beaucoup d etranger en angletrerre qui arrive et qui reparte ya bcp de taf de toutes sorte selon ton experiences
houssekipping(femme de chambre) waiter ou waitress(serveuse) washing up( plongeur) washing porter(plongeur pour les cuisines)
testes d aller voir d ans des resto francais en angleterre il aime bien bien avoir des francais meme sans experience et puis ca fais plus typique.
regarde sur internet les societes de placements les moins cher son europractice et intersejours (environ 500 euros)
tu peux auusi prendre des cours ca accelerera ton anglais
soit tu trouve un logement avec ton taf, par connaissance sur pace ou avec ce site "easyroom" ou "appartager" ( compter entre 320 ET 350 livre par mois pour une chambre encoloque) je sais pas pour le reste mais si tu trouves un taf de serveuse ta pas de souci a te faire pour payer ton loyer le salaire est le meme qu en france mais pas les heures ( minimun 40 heures par semaines) et puis ta les tips (pourboires qui sont allucinant ici un client laisse minimun 10 Livres) exemple hier avec mon colegue on a fait 250 LIVRES de tips en une soirée car c'etait samedi VIVE L ANGLETERRE
BON BA BON COURAGE EN ESPERANT T AVOIR AIDE ET BON COURAGE DANS TES RECHERCHES
Bonjour, j'ai 19 ans et je comptais partir en angleterre pour améliorer mon anglais, travailler et découvrir une autre culture. Je comptais partir début janvier pour 6 mois minimum. Je suis intéressé par la proposition d'hébergement. Quelles sont vos conditions en échange de l' accueil. Merci de me répondre. Benoît
Bonjour, je suis en deuxieme année apres un bac economique et j'aimerais aller en Angleterre aux allentours de juin ou plus tard afin d'y trouver un travail dans la restauration ou autre. J'ai 19 ans et il j'espere y trouver quelqu'un qui pourra m'aider à realiser ce voyage dans un premier temps, apres je pense trouver un logement.
Salut, je suis du Canada et je n, ai pas trouvé de programmes très intéressants pour m'aider dans ce que je veux faire.. c'est-à-dire visiter l'Irlande et l'Angleterre... je veux voir les 2 mais tout en travaillant, `par exemple travailler 3 mois en Angleterre et ensuite visiter l'Irlande pour quelques jours je ne sais pas trop..
Le problème c'est que l'avion c'est cher.. Je veux donc avoir un travail en arrivant et un loyer pas trop cher.. est-ce possible?? J'aimerais être près de Londres sans que cela me ruine car je sais que c'est très cher.. nous serions sans doute 2 gars aventuriers de 18 ans et on veut absolument y aller.
Je viens juste de lire votre message même s'il a été posté il y a un an, vous m'avez l'air d'être une personne très chaleureuse et simpathique, et j'aimerais actuellement partir en Angleterre 6 mois pour améliorer mon anglais car j'en ai réellement besoin surtout pour mes études d'après.
Je voulais vous demander si vous auriez des renseignements pour pour pouvoir trouver un job sur place, et si c'est pas difficile et au niveau du logement, comment cela se passe ?
Je vous en seriez très reconnaissant si vous pourriez me répondre le plus possible ?
Travailler, étudier et vivre à l'étranger › Grande-Bretagne · 3 replies
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Travailler, étudier et vivre à l'étranger › Grande-Bretagne · 3 replies
Je souhaite partir en Angleterre cet été pour travailler mon anglais. Quelqu'un peut me conseiller une ville où je pourrai trouver des logements pas chers et…
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