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| The International Centre for Pedagogical
Study (CIEP) helps make the French educational system
accessible to international students and supports
the teaching of the French language outside of France. |
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The Délégation générale
à la langue française et aux langues
de France was created to promote the French language,
to encourage its diffusion, to assure its use as
a language of international communication, and to
develop multilingualism, the guarantor of cultural
diversity. It stimulates and coordinates action
by the public authorities in favour of these objectives
and implements, with its own means or in cooperation
with other public or private organisations, initiatives
in this direction. It sees to the enforcement of
laws regulating the use of the French language,
and coordinates the development and enrichment of
the language. It contributes to the valorisation
of regional languages and to the study of linguistic
practices. |
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| Edufrance, partner of the Alliance
Française, encourages the access of foreign
students to French universities. |
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The site of the journal Le français dans
le monde offers information on the field (Actualités),
ten pedagogical or cultural articles included in
their entirety in each edition, job postings, links,
and more. This site has been entirely revamped since
September 2002.Exclusive subscription rates are
available to Alliances Françaises:
http://www.fdlm.org/fle/aboaf.html
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| The Maison des Cultures du Monde proposes numerous
original presentations from across the world in
the Theatre of the Alliance Française of
Paris. |
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| The official site of the Office of Tourism and
Conventions of Paris offers complete information
on Paris: events, housing, children, monuments and
museum, restaurants, shopping, visiting, and Paris
online. |
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| UNIPRESSE : Subscriptions at
the best prices, for our partners and friends at
the Alliance Française. |
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| The Accueils des Villes Françaises are
associations adapted to the needs of people of high
personal or professional mobility. They exist in
400 French cities and put a team of volunteers at
the service of each new arrival. 10,000 volunteers
welcome 10,000 new residents, native and international,
every year. Most of their 80,000 members have experienced
similar moments of uprooting. The AVFs inform, welcome,
and encourage encounters between the inhabitants
and newcomers in the city, offering diverse activities. |
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| The French Club of Tourism for Youths was created
to promote tourism products to young people under
25 years old. Member associations are divided into
several groups of activities: accommodations dedicated
to youths, inexpensive hotels, language programs,
cultural programs, active vacations, museums, transportation,
and institutional organisations proposing special
offers for youths. Member organisations can be read
about on the site at www.franceguide.com/jeunes
as well as other ideas for preparing one's trip
to France. |
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| The 18 language school and university members of SOUFFLE have all signed up to a Quality Charter and undergo regular inspections to guarantee the best quality assurance for French language learning whether aimed at beginners, improvers, teachers, young people or mature students. |
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