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We don't teach much French in this state--since it's
bordering Mexico almost all students take Spanish. Many
schools do not offer French at all.

We have NO money for a project like this in this state--
thousands of teachers just lost their jobs.

I'd suggest looking at a wealthy state near Canada (where
French is spoken)--such as Connecticut-- to do a program like
this.

On 6/21/09, Elise wrote:
> Hello,
> I would like to swap jobs with a teacher from the US (with a
> preference for Arizona) for the school year 2010-2011.
>
> I am an English teacher in France and I also hold a
> qualification in French as a Foreign Language. The idea is
> that you come to France and take my position (English
> Language and Literature or English as a foreign language, or
> both!) and I get to teach French at your school for a year,
> possibly two if things run smoothly and everyone is happy
> with the experience!
>
> There is a special programme here in France to swap jobs
> with US teachers, to which I am willing to apply (by next
> January).
>
> The school I'm teaching at is a new international school
> based in the south-east of France, in sunny Provence, half
> an hour drive from Aix en Provence, and one hour away from
> Marseilles. There is a variety of language sections
> including Chinese and Japanese (among others).
>
> Let me know if you're interested!
>
> E.

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