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About Babylangues
With its method based on scientific research and carefully adapted to
the different stages of childhood, Babylangues has become France’s
leading specialist in early language acquisition and has revolutionised
the way children learn languages through interactive activities taking
place in their homes. Acclaimed by linguists and extensively covered
in prestigious media outlets (BBC, NPR, Le Figaro, etc.), Babylangues is
recruiting anglophone Instructors throughout the year.
No prior teaching credentials are required to become a Babylangues
Instructor, as all Instructors are fully trained and provided with extensive pedagogical material upon joining the company. Over the course
of their sessions, Instructors introduce children to a range of fun activities (singing, dancing, drawing, etc.) and acquire invaluable professional
skills. Furthermore, working with a French family is a great opportunity
for Instructors to improve their French and gain a first-hand insight into
French culture.
This guide contains useful information about
Babylangues and about life in France.
Discover Babylangues
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Notre Histoire
Founded in 2008 by Caroline BenoitLevy, linguist and specialist in early language acquisition, Babylangues became
the first company in France to offer language learning to infants and toddlers
through parent-baby workshops.
Based on her own linguistic studies
and continuously augmented by cutting
edge neuro-linguistic research, BenoitLevy has developed a unique teaching
methodology.
parents, Babylangues expanded to
Paris, Lyon, Lille and Nantes developing
a teaching program designed specifically
for weaving language acquisition into the
daily routine of the child. Babylangues
continues to grow, now offering its services in sixteen French cities.
From these workshops emerged today’s
Babylangues which is based on language immersion through interactive
games and activities in home settings.
Mathias Benoit-Levy, with an extensive
background in children’s theatre and an
advanced degree in Business administration, has contributed to the firm as
co-founder and managing director.
Immediately popular, Babylangues drew
strong media attention. To keep up
with the demands and needs of French
The motto “Du babil à la langue” echoes the ethos of the Babylangues methodology, viewing the learning of a foreign language as being in constant motion
and progression. Always in blossom with new words, phrases and structures,
the Babylangues teaching program tracks the transition from the ‘babbling’ of
an infant to their ever strengthening grasp of a foreign language, literally “Du
babil à la langue.” Not forgetting the all-important ‘S’ at the end of Babylangues,
with Instructors teaching not only English, but also languages from all over the
world, including Spanish, Mandarin, German, and Japanese, to name a few.
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Notre Philosophie
Babylangues strives to offer the most conducive setting to learn a foreign language,
one based on initiation, practising the language just like one would one’s mother
tongue. This is achieved through a calm and serene environment, in which all aspects of the language can be developed, casting off the realm of academia and
business and instead offering a daily, oral practice at the heart of the family home,
giving rise to joy, emotion and laughter. This forms an approach applicable to all aspects of daily life, particularly that of childhood, as the earlier and more frequently
a child is exposed to a language, the more successfully the sounds, accentuation
and melody are captured and reproduced.
Through the richness of its vocabulary, its structure and its melody, a language
gives depth and substance to everything that surrounds and unites us, imbuing
objects with new colours, allowing our relationships towards others to regain their
enchantment. A new language enables us to perceive more astutely our surroundings, helping us to discover things about our mother tongue that we would never
have imagined. A language is therefore not a vehicle leading us to a specific destination, but instead a journey in itself, as described by Nicolas Bouvier, a journey
that both defines and divides us.
The relationship between the Instructor and the child is the key to its success; a
tight bond must be woven as a means of encouraging both the child and adult alike
to express themselves. Babylangues enlists Instructors who delve back into their
own origins, rediscovering and revitalising the building blocks of their language
and personality, and finding there within the joy, emotion and laughter they experienced as a child. Day after day, they pass on these aspects as part of a teaching
experience based on exchange and games, as this successful transmission of a
language and its culture cannot exist without the intellectual curiosity and keen
shepherding of our Babylangues Instructors.
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“Un voyage se passe de motifs.
Il ne tarde pas à prouver qu’il se suffit à lui-même.
On croit qu’on va faire un voyage mais bientôt c’est le voyage
qui vous fait ou vous défait.“
Nicolas Bouvier
, 1963
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Job Description
The Babylangues teaching methodology
is based around three principal ideas.
Adapting the Method
to the Child
Immersion of the Child
in the Language
The final aspect is that of individualism,
taking into account the age, hobbies, interests, and learning rhythm of the child
As a Babylangues Instructor, your main so that the English language truly resomission is to immerse the child in an nates with them. Working with an individEnglish bubble, bringing together lan- ual family on such a frequent basis over a
guage and culture in an innovative and substantial period of time grants you the
personalised way. Making their lan- opportunity to engage with the child on a
guage part of the child’s daily routine, personal level and understand their best
instructors use repetition and ritualisa- ways to learn.
tion to transform the slightest task or
“As I got to know the children I was working
action into moments filled with linguiswith- know what they liked and disliked, their
tic intrigue and discovery. Working with
hobbies and their sense of humour- workthe same children, day after day, week afing with them and teaching them English
ter week, month after month, allows you
became really enjoyable.” – Sinead
to pick up on certain routines and habits, reconsolidating and reinforcing vocabulary, grammatical structures along
the way.
Teaching in a Fun and
Innovative Way
Babylangues sessions are an important
moment to instil the English language
with a sense of fun and innovation.
After-school moments, when most of
our instruction occurs, ought to be free
from “academic” learning and infused
with fun and spontaneity so that speaking English occurs naturally.
“A great moment was when I
started hearing my kids speak in
English without being prompted,
and when they started speaking
in full sentences.” – Anna
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A Unique Methodology In
Which You Will Be Trained
These elements weave in and out
of one another to form the key to
the Babylangues methodology:
the unique bond formed between
Instructor and child. After all, the
main motivation the child will have
for learning the English language
will be their language Instructor and
the strong relationship between
them. Working in such an intimate
setting not only allows the Instructor
to share their language and culture,
but also to benefit and experience
another, with families frequently reciprocating these intercultural and
linguistic exchanges.
Salary & Benefits
Salary
Benefits
The Babylangues salary typically varies
between €10.45 net an hour (€12.50
gross) and €16.50 net (€21.50 gross) in
Paris.
Babylangues strives to ensure that
your stay in France be as stress-free as
possible, helping you out in little ways
to make your stay truly memorable.
It is an attractive wage in comparison to
the minimum wage in France, which is
€7.53 net an hour (€9.61 gross).*
Free mobile phone: Once you become
part of the Babylangues community,
we can provide you with a mobile
phone and contract for the duration of your stay, including two hours
of calls a month, with unlimited texts
within France, and Internet access.
Free Velib’ Pass: To help you get around
the city, all Instructors are eligible to a
free Velib’ pass, the Paris bike service.
This subscription can be made at any
point during your contract and lasts for
a year, at which point you can simply renew your pass. The equivalent pass is
also offered in our other cities in France.
Your Contract
Your contract is a CDI (contrat à durée
indéterminée), which means there is no
fixed end date. It is the safest type of
contract in France. In accordance with
French law, 10% of your pay will be put
aside for you as “congés payés” (paid
holiday).
Free French Lessons: Babylangues also
offers you French lessons, organised
exclusively for Babylangues Instructors.
This will be paid to you during the
school holidays to compensate for the
absence of scheduled sessions in these
periods. Being employed by a French
company gives you the right to French
Social Security and health insurance.
*Figures as of September 2015
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Flexible Working Hours
Once you reach the matching stage, you
will have the opportunity to talk through
the options available, finding the perfect fit to work around your other commitments, be it your studies or another
part-time job. One session a week to
every evening, full-day Wednesdays and
even weekend sessions, Instructors
have the possibility to work with one
or several families, complimenting their
number of hours with their availabilities
and wishes.
If you are a student coming to France,
but are still awaiting your finalised timetable, you can nevertheless start working as soon as you arrive.
Babylangues recruits anglophone Instructors throughout the year. You may apply
and/or start working as an
instructor at any time of the
year.
“Babylangues were very
quick to get back to
me and flexible to work
around my university
timetable and studies.”
– Ruth
Upon applying, you will be asked
to provide us with the date up until
you intend on being in France and
working with Babylangues. Should
you wish to shorten your contract
after this stage, we require a twomonth notice period. This not only
provides Babylangues with sufficient time to find a suitable replacement, but more importantly allows
the child to accustom themselves to
this change.
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Work close to your home!
Babylangues
endeavours
to
match you with a family based as
close as possible to your home
address, or indeed your place of
study or work. When you reach
the matching stage and you are
presented with a family, you are
provided with the travel time and
route to get to said family’s home
by public transport.
Help Settling In
Getting started in a new country is undoubtedly an exciting yet daunting experience.
Because some aspects of your future life have to be sorted out when you arrive in
France, here are a few tips on bank accounts, and social security.
Bank Accounts
If you are interested in setting up a
French bank account during your stay,
Babylangues will guide you through the
process with a local BNP branch within
walking distance of the office. Even if
you do not have a definitive address
yet, Babylangues will provide you with
the necessary documentation allowing
you to have your post sent to the office
in the meantime.
“Ah, l’administration
française!”: As Organised
as it is Logical!
Your immersion in French culture
has not truly begun until you have
discovered their administration
system; be it your housing, your
bank account or simply sending
a letter, you are sure to encounter your fair share of small hiccups. Mais ne vous arrachez pas les
cheveux*, the Babylangues team
will always be available to lend
you a helping hand!
*S’arracher les cheveux: to tear your hair out
Social Security
Being employed by a French company gives you the right to French Social Security
and health insurance. You may want to obtain a social security number in order
to have access to health care services. If you are studying in France, the university
you are affiliated to will assist you in completing the required documentation for
obtaining this information. If this is not the case, our team can provide you with
helpful information regarding all administrative aspects of your stay.
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referral Programme
sPreAD THe WorD,
eNJoy THe reWArD!
To guarantee a truly unforgettable time
in France, why not invite your friends to
join you on the cultural and linguistic
adventure that is Babylangues! As many
of our Instructors have done already,
share your experience and enthusiasm
and invite your friends to embark with
us on the Babylangues journey.
We offer a sponsorship scheme, details
of which can be found below, to make
sure that your contributions to the
Babylangues community are rewarded.
As the French say,
“Plus on est de fous,
plus on rit!”
(“The more, the merrier.”)
reFerrAl ProgrAmme:
- 1 friend joins Babylangues =
1 trip within France for 2 days
(individual two-day trips in
France have a value of 85€)
- 2 friends join Babylangues =
2 trips within France for 2 days
- 3 friends join Babylangues =
3 trips within France for 2 days
- 4 friends join Babylangues =
1 trip for two people to a European
capital city (At a value of 600€)
96%
of our instructors
would recommend
Babylangues to a friend.
63%
of our Instructors
applied to Babylangues because
a friend recommended us.
HoW Does THe reFerrAl ProgrAmme Work?
To make the most of any of these programmes, please make sure that your friends
fill out our online recruitment form. They must not forget to put ‘rp001’ as well as
your name and your email address in the “How did you hear about Babylangues?”
section. This way, we can keep a record of your referred friends and guarantee
your reward! For you to be eligible for these trips, you and your friends must work
with Babylangues for at least 40 hours each. Trips can be replaced by their corresponding value in gift vouchers.
Working at Babylangues
Overall working experience
4,2
Relationship with the families
4,5
4,4
Administrative support
Survey of 258 former Babylangues Instructors.
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Accommodation
Finding accommodation in France can
be very difficult, especially in Paris, and
in particular for a foreigner who has
just arrived. Even if the market has improved slightly over the past few years,
the hunt for the perfect apartment can
be long, with no shortage of scams.
Babylangues feels it is important for
you to feel safe and at home during
your stay. That is why we suggest some
alternative solutions to avoid these
problems.
As a Babylangues Instructor, you will be
able to join our Facebook Group and
ask other Instructors for tips or even
perhaps rent their previous apartment.
Over the years Babylangues has developed partnerships with landlords and
housing organizations throughout Paris.
Upon becoming part of the Babylangues
community, we will send you a list of
useful websites to search for your ideal
place to stay and we will be happy to
share these details with you.
There are several ways in which Babylangues can help
you find the perfect accommodation arrangement.
Flat sharing (known in French as “colocation”) can be a cost-effective solution to
your accommodation troubles. We can provide you with a few hints and tips on
how to go about finding your perfect flat mates!
Intergenerational accommodation is also becoming an increasingly popular
solution amongst students. This option allows you to find accommodation with
guesthouse owners or retired citizens at little or no cost, in exchange for daily help
with their household chores and a bit of company. Many factors of course determine the exact conditions of these flat shares between two generations. To apply
for intergenerational accommodation, you will be required to complete an online
application form in French and we will do our best to help!
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Financial Help for Your Accommodation in France
Another piece of advice regarding accommodation in Paris is to apply for CAF. In
short, this is a French government organisation, which provides students or people
on a low income with financial help to pay their rent.
It can be a lengthy process, so try to get it done as soon after your arrival in France
as possible! Babylangues will provide you with any administrative support you may
need.
watch out for scams!
Be wary of agencies that offer access to their databases of often
non-exhaustive lists in exchange
for high administrative fees (between €150 and €450). Reliable
agencies only ask for these fees
when you come to sign a contract
or lease.
Be on the lookout for landlords
with attractive offers but who are
not available for an apartment
visit, are difficult to get hold of by
phone and ask you to pay by international transfer in exchange
for the keys and contract. Never
pay fees and never send a copy of
your identity documents before
having visited the apartment and
signed a contract.
“Ah ! qu’il est bon au retour, le foyer,
Et qu’il est doux, le vieux lit de noyer,
Quand on s’y couche, après un long voyage.”
Paul Verlaine,
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Public Transportation
When moving to any new city, one of the main concerns is public transport and
working out how to get about.
The Paris System
The Navigo Pass
The Paris public transportation system
is made up of fourteen metro lines,
five RER lines, along with bus and tram
connections. The metro is the most
common way to get around Paris, with
over 300 stations covering the twenty
arrondissements and the neighbouring suburbs. The RER, Paris’ commuter
train system, consists of five express
trains that travel within Paris and the
greater area. Like the metro, RER lines
are identifiable by letters and end-ofline names.
You can buy a Navigo pass at nearly
any Metro, RER, Transilien train ticket
window that normally sells tickets and
passes. As of 1st September 2015, the
RATP have introduced a single priced
monthly pass at €70, allowing you to
travel as frequently as you wish on the
metro and RER within any of the five
zones.
The RER can be a bit complicated at
first, but the time gained is generally
worth it. It takes roughly twenty minutes
to get from Denfert-Rochereau in South
Paris to Gare du Nord in the North. The
same route by metro would often add
at least ten minutes. To avoid surprises,
check your direction carefully before
boarding, and use the train itineraries
located in RER stations to help you get
oriented. If in doubt, ask for help. If you
have a smartphone or tablet, consider
installing a Paris Metro/RER app.
The Carte Imagine R
The RATP also offers the Imagine R pass
is for students under the age of twentysix living in the Ile-de-France region. As
with the regular Navigo pass, this card
allows you to travel freely around Ile-deFrance, regardless of the zone or day of
the week. The Imagine R card allows
students to travel at a reduced price
and is activated upon presentation of a
student card or certificate.
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The Free Velib’ Pass for Babylangues Instructors
Take a bike, return it where you like, Velib’ is a self-service bike system available 24
hours a day, all year round.
As an Instructor with Babylangues, you are entitled to a free Velib’ annual
pass, allowing you to cycle around Paris at your leisure.
Just buy the annual subscription, send us the confirmation email, and we will reimburse you on your first paycheck! Once you have signed up online, your card will
take five to seven days to arrive in the post. If you do not have a fixed address in
Paris yet, please use Babylangues’ office address and come pick it up.
How It Works
With all the subscriptions, the first half an hour is free, so you can ride as far as you
like without getting charged. After that first half an hour, there are additional fees,
but you can always return your bike and take out another to continue your Parisian
journey free of charge!
Stay Connected!
It is important to stay connected! Whether it be to communicate with us or your
families, or to receive the latest great deals or the invitations to our social and
cultural events...
Paris-WiFi Pass
Free Phone and Contract
Operating throughout Ile-de-France,
the Paris-WiFi pass (or “wee-fee”, as the
French say) allows you to stay connected for free with wireless, high-speed
Internet via 400 hotspots spread over
more than 260 public spaces: gardens,
libraries and museums.
Once you become part of the
Babylangues community, we can provide you with a mobile phone and contract for the duration of your stay, including two hours of calls a month, unlimited texts within France, and Internet
access.
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Our Community
Our Community is young, dynamic and international, its members always ready to
share delightful encounters, unforgettable memories and new experiences.
Babylangues Instructors Babylangues Boat Parties
Community is an active Facebook We would be delighted if you would be
group dedicated exclusively to our
Instructors, where they can arrange
social gatherings, exchange ideas and
keep in touch. As a member of the
Babylangues Community, you will also
receive each month our newsletter with
our calendar of special events and activities, good deals and tips to get a true
insight into French culture.
our guests at our boat parties. Get ready
to embark on the adventure of a lifetime with us here in Paris—food, drinks
and first-class company! Whether it be
the night time cruise under the Parisian
stars, or dancing the night away, we are
sure that these evenings will be some
of the highlights of your stay in France.
“I met a lot of other
Instructors thanks to the
Babylangues socials. We are
now very good friends!”
– Georgina
Babylangues Social Events
Throughout the year, you will receive invitations to our socials events. Whether it
is a picnic, an ‘apéro’, or wine tasting, these events are set up specifically with our
Instructors in mind. Should you want to bring some friends along, they would be
more than welcome!
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Learn French
French or No French?
If you do not speak any French, no need
to panic!
Free french classes
Babylangues also offers
French classes exclusively
Whatever your level of French may be,
you will be eligible to work with us. The
for Babylangues Instructors.
fact that you are not at all able to speak
French can be an advantage, because it
facilitates the language learning process
and can often be appreciated by the
families. At the other end of the scale, the Les Mardis de Babylangues
ability to speak French well can also be a Free event hosted the first Tuesday of
positive aspect for some families, espe- every month for our Instructors.
cially when the children are a bit older.
- One-to-one conversations over a drink
Learn French with
the Children
A hidden advantage of your job as a
language Instructor with Babylangues is
the fact that your French will improve,
thanks to the children you are teaching!
You will have a unique opportunity to
meet with French families and to get
acquainted with French culture, picking
up new phrases along the way.
Meet and exchange with
French speakers!
Conversation groups can be a great way
of practicing your French with natives.
The Mardis de Babylangues are dedicated to conversation and language exchange with French speakers. All levels
of French are welcome, so do not miss
the opportunity to improve your French.
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- 20 minute exchange in both
French and English
- 4 different partners over the
course of the evening
- If you are a Babylangues instructor, first drink is on the house!
All levels of French are welcome, so do
not miss the opportunity to improve
your French.
“You get to practice your
French for free with ‘reliable’
strangers. Everyone is
dynamic, passionate and
eager to learn English/French.”
– Anastacia
Learn How to Teach
The Babylangues method was invented with each Instructor in mind so that, combined with their personal experiences and energy, they can teach their language
to one or several children, without having any teaching qualifications. Everything is
thought up so that the language is learnt and acquired in an enjoyable and secure
way, both for the children and the Instructors!
Training Sessions
Teaching Assignments
At the start of their contract, all
Instructors attend an intensive training session led by Caroline Benoit-Levy.
Security, interacting with the children
and authority, all these aspects are covered during the day. But the essential
part of the training session is the understanding of the methodology, which will
allow you to transform every moment
spent with the child into a learning adventure, nevertheless keeping the experience one that is filled with energy
and fun.
Each week, all Instructors receive an
activity program to be developed over
the course of their sessions, with indications of the materials to use and with
ideas to be adapted according to the
age and level of the child.
Teaching Materials
Babylangues has invented and selected
its own teaching materials. Everything is
already prepared for you: books, activity
workbooks and a CD of songs specially
recorded for Babylangues. Naturally,
each Instructor is encouraged to add
their own personal touch to their teaching approach, bringing in new activities
and ideas if they so desire.
“L’enseignement,
c’est une amitié.”
Jules Michelet
Babylangues Toolkit
CO LO U R I NG B O O K
My name is
Follow-Up And Advice
A dedicated specialist is available in our
offices to advise our Instructors on potential issues related to the teaching
methodology or any specific problems
they may be having. This advisor is an
experienced Babylangues Instructor
who will be sure to help you find the solution you need.
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Study in France
Your French Student Card
Your card offers you a multitude of
great deals. Your student card grants
you access to:
- Municipal theatres at reduced prices,
as well as special fares for shows offered by CROUS (Centre Régional des
Oeuvres Universitaires et Scolaires)
- Symposiums and conferences hosted
by higher education institutions
- Sports fields and other student facilities and services
- Museum exhibitions at reduced prices
- Cultural and leisure centres at reduce prices
“La fac”: short French
expression for college
or university
The Student Visa
In France, a Student Visa allows you to
work up to 60% of the annual hours
worked (be that 964 hours a year). This
equates to approximately 20 hours of
work per week.
If you are a student based outside of
the EU, you are therefore still eligible to
apply at Babylangues!
“It is a great job to have as an American student living
in Paris. I have had a lot of experience working with
children in the past and have loved it, so it seemed like a
good thing to pursue.”
– Andee
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Cultural Outings
We truly believe that the qualities of
our Instructors develop through their
social and cultural growth and, as such,
Babylangues strives to imbue their stay
in France with delightful encounters,
unforgettable memories and new experiences. We are committed to making sure that our Instructors are able to
make the most of their stay in France.
As we deem it important to guide and
accompany you in discovering French
culture and society, we propose cultural
and social events throughout the year.
We are joined in this adventure by two
partners: the ‘Club International des
Jeunes à Paris (CIJP)’ and ‘To be Erasmus
in Paris’.
It is here where your journey truly takes off!
Excursions & Trips
Babylangues gives you the opportunity to discover France with special discounted rates on excursions and trips.
Discover the historic district of the
Marais or the Père Lachaise Cemetery,
take a trip to the Normandy region or to
Bordeaux to enjoy a day of wine tasting
and vineyards.
Did you know that
“journée” is a French
Faux-Amis? It does not
mean “journey” but
“day” or “daytime”.
Evenings of French Cinema
“Babylangues fait son cinéma”
Every month Babylangues hosts a free
evening of French cinema in a Parisian
café. Feel free to bring along your
friends!
Guided Tours “Parisien d’un jour, Parisien toujours”
“Parisien d’un jour, Parisien toujours” offers delightful guided tours through the
streets of Paris away from the tourist trail. Babylangues offers you the chance to
discover a part of Paris in the company of a welcoming, enthusiastic guide who is
in love with the city! Just like a friend taking you on a walk, your guide for the day
will share with you their experiences, some useful addresses and a few anecdotes
along the way. As well as learning about the area’s history, architecture and culture,
you will be encouraged to soak up the atmosphere and explore Paris for yourself.
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APPly
a sIMPlE, THrEE-sTEP ProcEss
Applying to become a Babylangues Instructor is very straightforward. Just take a
couple of minutes to fill out the application form online, and you will be contacted
within 48 hours.
1. APPly oNliNe
Any application to work with Babylangues begins with filling out our simple application form online. This form allows you to give details about why you would be
suited to working with Babylangues, including experience you have had working
with children and any special interests. It is also an easy way for you to let us know
your availabilities and your arrival date in France, so that you can get started as
soon as possible when you arrive.
2. In-PErson or sKYPE InTErvIEW
Once a member of the Babylangues team has assessed your application, you may
be invited for an interview. This will be in our Paris office, or if you have not yet arrived in France, this can be over Skype. The interview is a great opportunity to tell
us more about yourself, as well as to ask questions. The key things we will want to
find out from you are your motivations for joining Babylangues, along with getting
a greater picture of the experience that you have had working with children in the
past.
3. mATCHiNg meeTiNg iN oUr PAris oFFiCe
If you are successful, you will be invited to a matching meeting, during which you
will be placed with a family according to your availabilities, location and profile.
Successful Skype candidates are asked to attend a confirmation meeting in our office
once they have arrived in France and can then proceed to being matched. Matching
is done personally by a member of the Babylangues team, who will talk you through
all of your options and make sure that you are happy with the outcome. Once you
have found a suitable family, a first meeting will be organised for you to get to know
each other.
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APPLY ONLINE:
job-in-france.babylangues.com
recruitment@babylangues.com
Babylangues-France-Work-in-Paris
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