Bonjour à tous,
Je suis actuellement étudiant en alternance dans une école de commerce et je me pose des questions sur les possibilités qui s'offrent à moi pour étudier à l'étranger (Angleterre du fait de la proximité mais pourquoi pas ailleurs!).
Plusieurs questions me viennent donc à l'esprit:
Je ne suis pas étudiant universitaire, je ne peux donc pas bénéficier du programme d'échange ERASMUS c'est bien ça?
Vous me direz qu'une école de commerce propose des années dans des universités étrangères mais le problème c'est qu'il faut payer l'année plein pot soit un peu - de 10k€ (je suis alternant et mon entreprise finance mes études), je ne pourrais pas financer un tel montant seul..
Y aurait-il donc un moyen pour moi de partir étudier à l'étranger sans que cela me coute une fortune, c'est à dire en ayant la possibilité de bénéficier des bourses et autres aides?
coucou!
moi aussi je veux partir j ai aussi fais un sujet et y a une fille qui ma repondu elle m a dit qu elle avait eu une aide de sa region et qu il lui avait trouvait un stage payer elle a aussi droit a une remise a nivau de 5 semaine en anglais dans une ecole la seule chose qu elle doit payer c son billet d avion
va voir ma discussion
elle expliqe tout et elle donne un lien mon sujet s appelle partir vivre travailler en angleterre des le mois de juin 2010
http://voyageforum.com/v.f?post=3157979;search_string=travailler%20etudier%20en%20angleterre;
Merci de ta réponse mymyn!
J'ai lu le sujet et le stage payé c'est vraiment très peu payé lol! En fait le top c'est de continuer ses études sur place dans une université, toi tu pourrais faire une demande ERASMUS pourquoi ne l'as-tu pas faite?
On m'a dit que même les écoles privées pouvaient bénéficier du programme donc je vais aller voir l'administration dès demain.
Pour info (je sais pas si les prix sont les mm) mais j'ai un ami qui habite à liverpool et il paye je crois 250£ par mois en coloc' dans une grande maison.
Comment compte tu t'y prendre finalement?
coucou!
dsl d avoir mis du temps a repondre j avais atteind le nombres de message qu on peut poster en 1journee et puis le lendemain j ai oublié.
j'ai fait une demande erasmus mais je ne pense pas etre prise car je suis dans une grande fac (montpellier 3)et les accord de ma fac ne sont qu avec des universités prestigieuses qui demandent un certain taux de reussite au tofel!et vu mon nivo d anglais c mort j aurais jamais le tofel en plus ca coute 185 euros et ce n est valable que 2 ANS!enfin si non la j ai postulé pour travailler dans des restos dans des areroports a londres en plus ils te fournissent un logement et le salaire me semble correct j espere etre prise!( regarde sur le site du crij de ta ville tu auras des offres de stage ou de job serieuses)
si non je guete aussi les familles aupaires j ai ete contacter mais ca se voit ca sens l arnac c gros comme une maison :genre il me propose 2000 livre par mois plus 250 livres par semaines pour mes depense quotidienne pour garder 2enfants 15 A20h par semaine sachant que je suis censé etre nourrit loger!donc ca me fait un peu peur de passer par internet pour les familles aupaires meme si j ai trouver un site qui verifie que c pas des arnaques.je me dis qu si j ai rien en juin je vais directement aller demarcher la bas en angleterre
* et toi j espere que ca avanace bien tes demarches?
es ce que tu pourrais e donner le nom du quartier ou ton ami habite stp ? car il paye pa trop chere pour une coloc .
Ouai t'as raison les offres que t'as reçu là ça sent vraiment l'arnaque lol! Fais gaffe quand même de pas te faire avoir car une fois de l'autre coté de la manche c plus la même histoire... le quartier ou habite mon ami heu... Je sais pas faut que je lui envoi un mail pour les détails mais lui c'est pas Londres c'est Liverpool donc c'est peut-être pour ça! Pour l'anecdote j'y suis aller quelques jours le mois dernier et j'ai pas trouver que ct bien plus cher qu'en france comme on nous dit souvent! En revanche j'avais entendu dire que ct quand même chaud pour trouver un petit boulot là-bas, surtout en ce moment (rapport à la crise apparement).
Moi les démarches pour l'instant ça traine un peu car je suis en pleine période de partiels donc pas trop le temps de penser à tout ça...
Contact moi si tu veux pour en discuter, en attendant j'envoi un mail a mon pote pour les infos.
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je serais contente de discuter avec toi!
j' ai demandé à une amie a ma mere qui a sa famille qui vit en angleterre qu elle me renseigne elle va voir les demarches pour la banque , assurence maladie ect . elle va aussi me donner des renseignements sur les quartiers de londres et alentour (histoire que je me retrouve pas dans un quartier qui crain) elle va voir si elle peut pas me donner des tuyaux
je devrais avoir tout ca d ici une ou deux semaine je te tiendrai au courant;
elle m a dit que c est la restauration qui emboche le plus la bas.
bon c sur avec la crise ca sera un peut plus dure de trouver un job que les annee precedentes mais bon ca sera toujours moins galere quand france je pense. je vais quand meme essayer de me trouver un truc avant de partir via le crij et la mairie de ma villle , la j economise histoire de pas me retrouver trop en galere la bas. je pense que c surtout les transports et les logemenxt (si tu veux vivre seul)qui coute cher a londres.mais bon a mon avis c proportionel au salaire que tu touches parce que la famille de l amie de ma mere ils sont pas riche n ont pas de boulot tres diplomés mais ils vivent normalement sans se priver a londres .enfin je vais aller à la pêche aux infos et aux bons plans et je te tiens au courant
bne chance pour tes partiels! moi j'attends mes notes!
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