My Successful English-Speaking Career In France (Navigating Corporate France Not Speaking French)
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2021
- Working in France without speaking French - is it even possible? In this video I talk you through my successful corporate in France and some lessons I learned along the way while working in France and not speaking French!
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I hope this video is useful for anyone wonder how to get a job in France without speaking French, finding jobs in France for English speakers, whether jobs in France for foreigners even exist, and if so, where to find the best jobs in France for foreigners. If you want to build up your career in France or work in France in English, it IS possible! These are my lessons I learned along the way.
If you have any questions about English speaking jobs in France, or perhaps have tips on living and working in France / work in France for English speakers please drop it in the comments!
Bisous
Rosie
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Wondering how to find english speaking jobs in France? Here are some dedicated websites for English jobs in France / French companies hiring English speakers:
www.thelocal.fr/jobs/
Lyon, Marseille, Paris, Toulouse
www.jobsinparis.fr/
Click links to the left for Strasbourg, Grenoble, Lyon, Toulouse, Bordeaux...
paris.expatriatesmagazine.com/...
French multinationals headquartered here:
List of the CAC40
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CAC_40
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As someone from france its really interesting after learning english to gear your story and learn from it. Marketing and information is important in any language and its brave to take that step and you did it so well nicely done!
Super interesting. I’m in a very different place, figuratively and literally, but I am fascinated by the diversity of everyone’s career paths!
Great, thanks Rosie! Good to know it's possible and what it looks like. If I ever make the leap, I'll know to come to you! and have some idea how to do it. All the best!
This is very interesting nuts and bolts video. I wish I had known these tips, say, fifty years ago. (Il faut préciser que je parle couramment le français, l'ayant appris très jeune. Donc, vivre en France, travailler en France aurait pu être une possibilité à l'époque, mais la vie s'est déroulée autrement.)
I have enjoyed your videos for several years but this one gives an insight into the more logical and plan-oriented side of your character and will no doubt benefit others. I hope you are riding out the COVID crisis with relative ease. At least in New Zealand, you have one of the best governments at dealing with it I am in the U.S.A. and, worse yet, in Florida.
What a remarkable story! Thank you for sharing! Your incisiveness, your clarity of thought of the direction you wanted to take your career, the opportunities you made for yourself and that seemingly came out of nowhere... I'm breathless :) I wish I had had a guide like you when I was younger and trying to make my way. Even though I'm out of the business world, I still enjoy this type of content- there are elements I can use in my real life. Thank you for continuing your channel.
Thank you so much for the detailed information and it is indeed very helpful for a person like me who moved to france without learning the language and is finding it very difficult to land up on a job since 1 year and 10 months. Learning a new language and the motivation keeps getting low since forgetting the things we learn in the French. Will follow and motivate as there is no way turning back. Much appreciated for the motivation.
I feel like we are similar in our stories...I have a HR degree also and want to make the move to France to do my Masters in International HR Management...it so enlightening to know there are opportunities to study in English although I am over 30 sadly so wouldn't be eligible for it to be funded the same way.
I just looked deeper into L'oreal's subsidiaries and they are really really impressive so Thank you for me thinking about a way I would have never thought of working for
I just want to thank you for all your content! I don’t know if it’s just me but sometimes as a female I can’t help but feel really intimidated when thinking about a move overseas. To see you and your success overseas is really inspiring especially in this new political climate with Covid where companies obviously are less likely to hire foreigners. I hope I get there someday. xx
@waiyi9, I think it's intimidating for many people. It was for me, but if it's your dream and you don't want to live with regrets of not moving abroad. Take a small step to make it happen!
I am an old guy who worked 22 years as an HR professional before working for consulting firms for the next 20 years. You are a remarkable person. Irrespective of the language and country questions, you possess the most important qualities to be successful anywhere in the corporate world. You know what you want, yet you are flexible. You are self confident yet you are humble. These are traits thet are difficult to recognize and hard to develop. You are a natural and there is no limit to what you can achieve.
Very interesting topic!
What do I keep watching your videos, although I speak french and and was born here ?
Your videos still are interesting for me to learn how foreigners arrive in the country !
Hello Rosie! Been watching your content for a few years now. I always wondered how you got the initial job at LVMH? Any resume and interview tips to get your foot in the door of a luxury giant? 🤓
Amazing, I did not know you did not speak French when you went to France! I admire your drive...
Madame je suis une PMP certifiée (professionnelle de la gestion de projet) et je me demande quelles pourraient être les opportunités pour un Américain en binôme lors des Jeux Olympiques de 2024? J'utilise un générateur de traduction pour cela car je parle très peu Français! I also have some background in cybersecurity :)
Hello Rose, I do work for a global skincare brand French company in the Uk if I do get transfer to France do they ask for my diplomas or because I’m already working for the company this won’t be necessary? Thank you. Love your videos. 💕
I can speak French because I'm lucky that my parents put me in French immersion as a child. But this Canadian's dream is to move to New Zealand. Got any tips for that?
Est ce que la reconnaissance de vos diplômes a été facile ?
How did you find your Apprentissage program? Did you apply and secure it prior to commencing your master's? If so what platform/website would you suggest to have a look at and see the available programs
My spouse is working towards a mid-senior level IT position in France in the near future, and while I am blessed to have flexible employment I am very interested in going for a masters degree in France in Human Resources or a similar field (I am a healthcare organization account manager specializing in background check credentialing). Where might I find more information on possible integrated internship programs for those over 30? Fees aren’t a huge concern as education in France is so much less expensive that it would really even out.
Good luck finding a good job without a French degree. It makes a HUGE difference.
hello, how did you got an alternance contract in lmvh just speaking english? i’m trying to find an alternance with english speaking only and i can’t find anything i’m desperate 😢
Can you make another "how to curse in french video" I loved the first one
@@NotEvenFrench Yes! I was laughing my ass off throughout the whole video and of course I learned some new words too haha it's a classic
Hi 😀 what's the name of the school you went to for your master 02?
Hi Rosie ! Im interested in study a HR Master in France, could you give us the nane of school you studied ?
@@NotEvenFrench thank you Rosie
Bravo ! French kiss
6:29- if you're older
Je suis une fille turque, mais j'aimerais avoir un mari français, anglais, allemand ou italien, car leur famille ne se mêle pas de tout, ils n'accablent pas leurs enfants. Si j'épouse un français, je m'occuperai de lui comme un bébé. Je ne manque aucun respect à sa mère et à son père. Après tout, il a donné naissance à l'homme que j'aime. Il peut rester dans ma maison aussi longtemps que il veut, tant que les parents de mon mari m'aiment.🇫🇷💙💙
Mais pourquoi bouger au usa c pas si facile😰
I have a well-meaning piece of criticism and that is that the name of your company is not suitable. It comes across as lacking in elegance, as somewhat crass. I think you should change it to something more sophisticated and intelligent, well-constructed, you know?
Je voudrais avoir un petit ami français ou italien ou britannique et je m'occuperais de lui comme un bébé. je peux faire ce que tu veux😀💙
U talking too fast in the videos. Very weird and off-putting. Just saying lol