Je suis actuellement a la recherche d'informations en ce qui concerne le métier d'éducatrice spécialisé ainsi que les études demandés. Je sais le chemin a suivre en france mais pas pour le Maroc
Je suis dans une situation compliqué : j'habite en France et mon futur mari est au bled (maroc)
Alors je voulais me renseigner pour ceux ou celles qui ont deja passer par là :
Est ce qu'il existe au maroc des écoles d'educatrices spécialisée ( si oui dans quelle villes ? 😊)
Et si c'est assez difficile de trouve un emplois avec ce métier ...
A votre avis un salaire peut monté jusqu'a combien ?
Peut etre je ferai mieu de m'orienter sur un autre métier si je veux travailler au bled ?
[ Sur internet ils en disent pas très long !! ]
Désoler pour toutes ces question mais Merci d'avance pour vos réponse😛
Pour comparer les salaires, sache que le salaire minimum est d'environ 22OO dhs (soit env 200 euros) au Maroc. Tu n'as qu'à faire le delta avec celui de France et le salaire en France de ta profession.
Mais sache que le chômage est important au Maroc, et que de très nombreux diplômés sont sans travail. La lutte pour l'emploi est dure et même très dure. Donc pour espérer travailler à la place d'un "national" il faut réellement que tes qualifications soient introuvables parmi les demandeurs d'emploi, et que de plus, on ait besoin de toi!
Par contre je ne peux te donner aucun renseignement dans le domaine de "l'éducation spécialisée" car je ne connais pas du tout cette activité.
Voilà et bon courage à toi.
Je sais qu'au bled c'est pas facile mais je pense aussi qu'en france la situation est aussi compliquée
On ne sait pas encore dans quel pays habité alors je me renseigne des deux côtés !
La vie au bled est mieu personnellement que celle en France mais faut voir tous les côtés et franchement c'est la galère au niveau des études et travail
Mais quand on veut on peut alors inchallah j'y arriverai
Merci encore et bonne chance a toi aussi pour toutes les choses que t'entreprend de faire
bonsoir,
j'ai cru comprendre que la formation d'éducateur vient d'être créer au Maroc. mais il faut savoir que ça ne recouvre pas forcément les mêmes missions qu'en france... et encore moins les salaires ! les rares éducateurs français qui travaillent au maroc travaillent essentiellement dans le cadre de séjours de rupture pour jeunes français. Pour ce qui est du travail éducatif auprès des marocains, il relève très très souvent du bénévolat, et requiert la pratique de la langue arabe. il s'agit souvent de coups de main au sein d'associations humanitaires. et puis, la vie sociale marocaine n'a rien à voir avec l'organisation de la vie sociale en france. les besoins et les réponses sont complètement différentes.
voilà, je ne sais pas si ça t'éclaire. en tout cas, ce sont quelques réalités avec lesquelles se familiariser (sur le terrain) avant d'imaginer un travail éducatif au maroc...
bon courage,
elhine
Oui, j'ai vu dans quelques site d'internet qu'il yavait pas beaucoup d'educatrice mais peut etre je peux me diriger vers un autre métier
Pour moi le principal est de venir en aide a d'autre personne en difficulté comme par exemple on peu avoir en france des maison quartier dans lequel il ya des jeunes en difficulté de s'intégrer et au niveau scolaire il ya un encadrement grace au éducateur
Peut etre il ya des métiers qui viennent en aide a des jeunes ou dans des hopitaux ou autres,
Connaissez vous d'autres métier équivalent au Maroc ?
Ou des sites sur lequel je pourais regarder ?
La France est un beau pays, et y vivre n'a pas de prix! Réfléchit bien avant de prendre ta décision.
Tu sais qu'il y a beaucoup plus de monde qui veut faire le trajet Maroc-France que le contraire! Il faut se demander pourquoi?
Courage dans tes réflexions, qu'il faut étudier et évaluer à tête reposée!
Une décision est toujours dure à prendre.
Oui je sais j'ai deja des exemple dans ma famille cest souvent en france qu'ils vienne vivre malgrès que d'autres sont rester au bled et viven très bien inchallah
Mais juste pour le moment c'est de l'information, mais c'est evident que je me pose des questions d'un coté je me vois pas obligé a mon futur mari de quitté son pays mais en meme temps malgrès que j'aimerai vivre au maroc je sais la situation pour le travail ...
Mais je me dis qu'il yen a qu'il le font alors pourquoi pas y réfléchir
Je pense que mes études je vais les faire en France mais peu etre j'irai travailler au bled inchallah
Tu raisonnes sagement, en prenant tes informations et les avis des uns et des autres avant de prendre ta décision!
Réfléchit bien, calmement et à tête reposée!
A plus.. .
salut, je pense qu'ici à Essaouira on assiste de plus en plus à une émergence des écoles privés dans lesquelles tu peux bosser;surtout que notre ville est assez petite, et moins de concurrents qui peuvent te "déranger"
en outre ya le siège de l"alliance franco marocaine dont j'étais un membre.et qui grâce à son staff (surtout son directeur assez sympa) tu peux avoir bcp d'options.
Chokran pour ta réponse
Wah c'est sur a Essaouira Marrakech c'est tout comme la france c'est deux fois plus occidentalisé qu"a Oujda 🙂
Il ya plus facilement des écoles privé mais des écoles privés avec des options comme quoi ? car éducatrice spécialisée est un métier que je voudrai exercé mais au bled ce qui m'importe le plus c'est d'exercer un metier dans le social et médical
C'est sur qu'au bled les écoles sont pas nombreuses mais je veux etre au près de mon futur mari et de la famille alors si jamais tu connais des gens ou des site sur lequel je pourai avoir quelque information a propos des option des écoles ou savoir quel métier je pourai exercé sa sera super gentil de ta part !!
salam;
ahlan wa sahlan....on dirait une vraie marocaine 😐....;bon pour le boulot, j'ai aucune idée pour ton prochain lieu de résidence "oujda", mais ici à Essaouira, comme je t'ai expliqué, tu aura assez de chance, vu que t'es une éducatrice, et que tu maitrise le français, votre acharnement à exercer au social sera la cerise sur le gateau.peut être que tu aura pas un travail sur mesure par rapport à ta formation comme éducatrice spécialisée;mais ton profil a un large spectre qui te garantira un job qui te plaira.
donc, t'a qu'a proposer à ton mari de venir s'installer ici.vous êtes la bienvenu...
😛 C'est pas parce qu'on habite en france qu'on a pas d'origine autre... 😉
Je ne sais pas encore dans quel pays on decidera d'habiter mais pour le moment je me pose des questions et c'est normal mais vivre au bled sera un grand bonheur pour moi . Mais oujda ou essaouira me va sans aucun probleme mais je ne sais pas par contre ce que mon mari dira ... 😕 Je sais pas quelles peut etre les compétences qu'ils exigent au bled mais je sais le Français et l'arabe et je suis très determiné dans ce que je veux faire maintenant le salaire m'importe peu, Deux salaire a la maison je pense que cela suffira a assurée une vie heureuse a nous et a nos enfants inchallah
Maintenant il me reste a proposer comme tu a dit a mon mari et inchallah on trouvera ce qui nous convient le mieu a tous les deux
jspr que je trouverai un travail qui me plait, mais on verra bien on s'est jamais ce qui peut arriver
Inchallah jy arriverai
merci bonne chance a toi aussi pour ce que tu fais 🙂
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