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by StacyLynn
Aug 11, 2012
I was just wondering how the French CST was set-up. I am already nervous from reading other posts, but I just wanted an idea of how it was set up so I could prepare myself. Thanks.
Bonjour, I am about to go back to school in order to become a French teacher, as French is my native language. My first training is in chiropdy-podiatry. However the french training in podiatry is very different from the American training. In America, podiatrists are doctors and study for 7 years, plus a three-year internship. In France, it is a fo...See MoreBonjour, I am about to go back to school in order to become a French teacher, as French is my native language. My first training is in chiropdy-podiatry. However the french training in podiatry is very different from the American training. In America, podiatrists are doctors and study for 7 years, plus a three-year internship. In France, it is a four year process. Anyway, when I had my credentials evaluated, the world education services gave me the equivalent of 102 credit hours. Unfortunately, to have the equivalent of a bachelor degree, I needed 120 hour credits. I truly thought that I would easily get the equivalent of a bachelor degree. So now I am wondering if I should enroll in a BA program as a transfer student, which would take 3 years to complete I was told or if I should enroll in a BA in health science in order to transfer as many credits as possible from my French podiatry training, and then start a master in education in a foreign language. In both cases, It might take the same amount of time, but in the second case, I will earn my skills as a teacher with the master program, and therefore will get an advanced degree. However, which path will get me my first job as quickly as posssible? I read everywhere that finding a teaching job with a master and no experience is a hard task. Is it true for a foreign language teacher as well?... I should also mention that I am in my mid-thirties. I know that many of you are experienced teachers, so I look forward to hearing from you.
With best wishes,
Louise
Can anyone please share ideas on After school French clubs for primary level (9-11 years old)? Merci
Still looking for ideas regarding French club, I have to offer after school for 6-9 years old and 9-11. Thank you!
Download a free French skit by Patti Lozano at [link removed]!
Download a free French skit by Patti Lozano at [link removed]!
I teach French to children in Grades 1 through 4 but I must prepare the youngest, Grades 1 and 2, for a Christmas production. I only meet with them once a week for 30 minutes. I've found many traditional Christmas songs in French, but it's just too much for them to learn. Any ideas for something simple, in French, with a Christmas theme? Thanks!!!
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