2,335.00 €
English teacher
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English teacher
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Rue: 52 rue de Londres
Code Postal: 75017
Ville: Paris
Pays: France
EIB Monceau secondary school is looking for an English (ESL) teacher for a part-time teaching post of 16.5 hours.
The post is based at the Rue de Londres site in the 8th arrondissement. The role involves teaching Year 7, Year 8 and Year 9 pupils.
There is the possibility of increasing the number of teaching hours by undertaking occasional supply cover or taking part in certain international events.
The gross salary will be €2,334.61 – Other benefits may be available
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Protests in Paris and Martine Frank
Protests in Paris and Martine Frank
Protests in Paris and Martine Frank
Images, Press and Feminist Struggles
Photographic exhibit until March 7, 2027
In the 1970s, Martine Franck (1938-2012) photographed feminist struggles, primarily in Paris. As a woman photographer, the attention she paid to the mobilizations of the Mouvement de libération des femmes (MLF) protests in Paris and elsewhere shaped her outlook on the social world and would durably orient her body of work.
The question of images became central to feminist struggles in reaction to media representations within a dominant visual culture, one that objectified women’s bodies and could distort or discredit their demands. As a founding member of the Viva agency (1972), Martine Franck shared this vigilance toward images. Viva was conceived as a "refuge for photographers who understand the reach of the image, know its informative power, refuse the uses that could be made of it, and do not want to escape their social reality."
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484,000 Trees in Paris and counting
484,000 Trees in Paris and counting
There are more than 484,000 trees in Paris! This makes Paris one of the most treed cities in Europe and here we’re only counting the «public» trees.
trees lining public streets (96 500);
trees in parks and gardens (36 500);
trees in cemeteries (34 000);
trees along the Péripherique (8000);
trees in school yards and sports areas (9 000);
trees in the bois de Boulogne et Vincennes (300 000) for a total of 160 species.
Most trees in public spaces and lining streets live to just 60 to 80 years. Trees have a tough time dealing with pollution and other incidents of city life. But there are still 222 remarkable trees in Paris that have been classified by the city. The 222 are remarkable either for their beauty or fantastic shape, their history or their rarity. Here are a few of the trees deemed remarkable in our fair city. A list and map of 60 trees worth seeing is available on http://www.paris.fr
Brochure: https://cdn.paris.fr/paris/2019/07/24/c99…
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