Slt!
Je connais bien bobo pour y avoir vécu quelques années et j 'y retourne trés souvent.
Mais ça dépend de ce que vous venez y faire.Tourisme, séjour de travail courte durée, ou longue durée ou voulez vous y poser bagages?
Ben sinon c'est vraiment une ville assez tranquille par rapport à Ouaga qui est la ville des extrèmes climatiques.Bobo est plus doux coté température et plein de fruits en toutes saisons.La vie y est nettement moins chère qu'à Ouaga et ya quelques attractions touristiques aux alentours(la guinguette, le village de koro, la mosquée de Dioulassoba au coeur de la ville)
L'ambiance nocturne se concentre au centre ville, et il y'a 1 ou 2 boites qui donnent bien!Les terrasses, jardins et autres galeries ne manquent pas pour les plus modérés ou pour discuter trankil!
eviter les rastas et autres pseudos guides qui n'ont que le fric en tete, cependant un bon compagnon aux allures de rastafari peut t'assurer la sécurité pour peu que tu puisses le motiver un peu, je trouve que c'est pas cher payé quoi!
Le loyer y est vreaiment abordable et pour les écoles, je sais pas trop.
Je vous laisse sur cette réaction à chaud et au plaisir de vous lire
Abder
Je m'installe à Bobo début Aout avec mes deux enfants de trois ans. Je cherche à échanger avec des personnes qui se lancent dans la même aventure (comme Choucarde) Si vous avez des renseignements sur le cout de la vie (prix location, budget nourriture...) je suis preneuse.
Il y a t'il parmi vous des personnes qui auraient vécu à Bobo avec des enfants? Quels souvenirs en gardent ils?
Merci.
Bonjour, vous qui cherchez des renseignements sur Bobo Dioulasso, vous pouvez lire le blog http://boboetmoi.blogs-de-voyage.fr/
Infos très riches sur la vie à Bobo. Meilleures salutations
j'habite à Bobo D et la vie est assez facile. Si tu as un travail. Il y a une bonne école francaise. Voir sur internet Ecole André Malraux. Les loyers sont correctes, electricité et eaux sans trop de coupures. C'est un ville agréable à vivre.
Prix maison a bobo entre 15000 CFA et 350000 cfa. Mais pour 60000 à 125000 on doit trouver qq chose acceptable. Budget nourriture: si tu manges africain avec 2000 fCFA par jour tu manges tres bien. Produits europeens coutent deux fois le prix en europe. Electricité est tres cher. Je paye entre 60000 et 100000 par mois. A cause de clime et frigo etc. Avec un salaire autour de 500000 - 600000 CFA on doit pouvoir vivre correctement.
Transport: le P50 ou yamaha qui coutent environs 600000 CFA sont le transport préféré des burkinabe. Si tu n'a pas peur de tomber de temps en temps c'est une bonne solution. Sinon il y a beaucoup de petites voitures en vente. Mieux: emmener une de l'europe. C'est plus sécurisant pour les enfants.
Il y a une école francaise à Bobo. Les enfants à partir de 3 ans peuvent y aller. Prix : environs 400000 par année, possibilité de bourse, mais la demande doit etre introduit a temps.
Bobo est bien. C'est calme, mais pas mort. Les burkinabe sont agreable. Il y a encore de la nature et dans les environs il y a beaucoup à visiter.
Si tu n'as pas de travail, ne pensez pas qu'il sera facile d'en trouver. A l'école francaise nous avons déjà pas mal de contrats locaux et vacataires. Je ne pense pas que l'année prochaine il y aura des postes vacantes.
Evidemment: profylaxes antipaludien, pour les enfants surtout. Et vaccination contre les autres maladies. Aussi le meningite.
salut je me nomme Edwige je suis à Bobo-Dioulasso je t'informe que bobo est ville interessant et qui coût moins chère les écoles, les logements, tout est moins chère.
Bonjour,
Je souhaite postuler cette année pour un emploi dans l'école André Malraux. Faîtes-vous toujours partie de celle-ci ? La situation géographique de cette école me plaît beaucoup, aussi je suis très intéressée par un poste. Avez-vous des renseignements à ce sujet ?
Merci d'avance
Bonjour,
je vois ce message en janvier 2009 donc je ne sais si c'est toujours valable. Je suis intéressée de savoir si dans les écoles françaises, on embauche une personne qui n'a pas de formation d'enseignant. J'ai 52 ans, je suis très motivée de faire part de mon expérience personnelle (j'ai travaillé comme comptable pendant plusieurs années et suis actuellement secrétaire médicale dans un cabinet de gynécologie au sein d'une clinique privée) j'ai fait deux séjours au Mali par le biais d'une association qui s'occupait d'enfants défavorisés et j'ai servi d'infirmière pour des premiers soin dans un village. Mon mari était routier international et actuellement responsable réception dans une grande surface. Nous avons envie de travailler mais surtout de rendre service. Merci de votre réponse.
Awa(c'est le prénom qui m'a été donné lors de mon premier séjour au Mali)
bonjour a tous,
je voudrais moi aussi m'installer a bobo dioulasso avec mon mari et nos trois enfants j'aimerais avoir des renseignement sur les écoles, activités, les services de santé, les sorties et le bon quartier a habiter.merci.
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