bonjour,
je suis mutée dans l'enseignement sur trois rivieres. je suis rattaché à l'ecole primaire de trois rivieres et j'effectuerai des remplaçements dans le secteur 3 rivieres capesterre goyave gourbeyre. je suis tres heureuse. par contre je ne sais pas trop ou habiter. donc j'aimerai quelques conseils, quelques avis sur la commune à choisir pour y vivre? on m'a beaucoup conseiller trois rivieres!! merci de votre aide car ilk me reste peu de temps avant le depart
Il y a beaucoup de chambres et de loyers à louer dans le journal Le Nouvelliste mais ces annonces ne sont pas sur Internet.
Si vous désirez plus d'information, je peux essayer de vous aider... Dans quel secteur serez-vous? Il y a les secteurs de Trois-Rivières, Trois-Rivières-Ouest, Cap-de-la-Madeleine, Pointe-du-Lac, Ste-Marthe-du-Cap et St-Louis-de-France.
Ce sont toutes des anciennes villes qui ont été fusionnées avec Trois-Rivières.
bonjour!!!
Comment es-tu sure de te retrouver à Trois Rivieres???
Moi aussi je suis prof d'ecole, je sais depuis le 29 mai que je dois me retrouver à Baillif, mais ca n'est qu'officieux.....puisque la capd devant se reunir le 12 juin, a ete reportee ....au 9 juillet...Il semble en outre qu'il y est pas mal de modif et que rien n'est certain....
A te lire....
j'ai deja reçu mon arrete de mutation en fait il me l'envoie par courrier mais j'ai demande a ma gestionnaire de guadeloupe de me le faxer. donc c est bien zil secteur capesterre avec ecole de rattachement troisrivieres!! appelle ta gestionnaire de gwada et elle te le dira. ils ont deja les arrete de ceux qui ont obtenu de sur un poste. voilà. c est bient maternelle baillif normalement ne t'inquiete pas cles enseingnats passes au premier mouvement on le poste de sur. va dans ton i prof et dossier affectation ton ecole sera inscrite. si ce n'est pas lecas alors effectivement tu n'es pas sur d'avoir le poste
Le mieux si tu es à trois rivières est d'y habiter car c'est assez joli, il y a souvent des maisons ou des appartements avec vue sur La Saintes. Si, en revanche, tu veux t'éloigner un peu, il y a la ville de Vieux Fort (idem pour la vue) et sinon la marina de Rivière Sens ou Gourbeyre à condition de ne pas être trop dans la montagne comme à Dolé où il pleut beaucoup.
Voilà mon opinion, n'hésite pas à me contacter si tu veux plus d'infos.
Tu as bien de la chance d'etre mutée à 3R.. c"est une tres belle commune et il fait bon vivre ici...car il y a bcp d"activités tant sportives que culturelles............Je peux t'orienter vers une location dans des gites ( plusieurs adresses ) pour ton arrivee car c"est la basse saison et tu pourras ensuite rechercher d"autres possibilités sur place
Si tu es interessee, je te communiquerai mon adresse e-mail
oui je veux bien quelques adresses de gites du moins le temps que je trouve une maison qui me convienne. en aout je suis dans un gite à petit bourg du 4 au 20 aout. ensuite je dois trouver vers mon lieu de travail
Bonjour,
Je rentre un peu dans cvotre discussion car nous allons venir pour quelques années avec ma petite famille en guadeloupe. Nous avons la possibité de travailler d'où on veut donc on veut aussi profiter du beua temps. Je sais que tout n'est pas forcement rose mais rien qe le beau temps est bon pour le moral... 🙂
Nous allons venir au mois d'août pour faire un peu le tour de l'île mais nous cherchons une ville ou village avec des activités sportives pour les enfants surtout lié a tennis, mon mari est un ancien professionnel de tennis donc il ne peut toujours pas sans passer, 😉
Mes enfants ont 3 et 4 ans et vont donc à la maternelle je ne sais pas s'il y a des écoles à privilégier?
Merci pour votre aide je ne sais vraiment pas ou aller exactement encore.
Notre arrivé est prévu début 'année 2010.
Merci pour votre aide
Audrey
bonjour
je suis à marseille j'ai travaille à la maternelle baillif(bourg)
au delà du lieu (qui est magnifique)j'ai decouvert des usages particuliers et des codes qui sont attaches à cette île et qu'on pourrait partager
on a aussi des "bons coins" reperes et pratiques avec beaucoup de bonheur...et on s'est fait des amis à vie durant les deux ans du sejour..
en fait il y a "metros" et "metros"...et la pudeur et la discretion sont de rigueur dans une île où intimite joies et grandes douleurs forment une tresse tres attachante..à bientot peut etre
Bonsoir,
Je viens de découvrir ton message et je suis très intéressée par toutes les infos que tu pourrais me donner.
Officieusement toujours, je vais à la maternelle de Baillif (le rectorat est toujours incapable de confirmer ou d'infirmer ma mutation ainsi que tutes celles des métros arrivant cette année...on rêve...Pour moi, pas trop de soucis, je pars seule mais pour ceux qui partent avec toute la famille et déménagement complet.....c'est le stress intégral!!! enfin pour les quelques personnes avec qui je suis en lien)
Je te donne en message privé mon adresse mail, ce sera plus pratique pour communiquer si ça te convient bien sur.
Bonjour,
Merci pour m'avoir fait partager ton exprience c'est très sympa.
Nous c'est sûr à 90% que nous partons en février je me déplace fin octobre pour voir un peu l'île et les endroits ou je pourrais me sentir bien avec ma petite famille.
J'ai hâte un peu mais je me fais pas d'illusion je suis très discrète et pas sauvage non plus. La chance est de mettre mes enfants à l'école et je pourrais rencontrer du monde peut être.
J'aime les traditions je suis de la camargue et chez nous nous avons beaucoup de tradition. Et bien des gens ont du mal a si faire car les camarguais sont pas très souriant en général. lol donc il y a partout des gens avenants ou pas, je verrais bien.
Nous sommes une famille plein de joie, avec la patate souvent.
J'aime entendre des personnes comme toi qui au final on gardait des amis important.
N'hésite pas à me conseiller des villes avec des activités et où il fait bon vivre.
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