is there a program that would allow americans to work in france only for the summer?
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The way the French Government has acted toward this country over the last few years I would not work in France, I would not go to France on vacation, nor will I eat a french-fry as the name sickens me.  The bastards won't even show any gratitude for us bailing them out of both WWI and WWII.  Piss on the French.
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If you are a permanent resident of Canada you will need a visa to work in the States.
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the French get four weeks off every year, in August. Of course, in 1940 they took their 4 weeks off in May. Just kidding. Europeans take much better care of each other than we do. Here, the dollar rules. In Norway. the difference between worker and CEO is 14xs. Here it is about 114xs. It means those in the middle get less and less. It is the middle class that makes the USA special, but as voters we keep shooting ourselves in the foot.
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go to the states.pick n choose.
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Yes, enroll in a student exchange program. Or if you want to be a US citizen, find a way to get a sponsor from the US to sponsor you.
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Check out AIFS.com\n\nAIFS stands for American Institute for Foreign Study so that you can work in the US on a visa, while getting a taste of the American culture.\n\nYou could also work at camp during the summer.  I work at a camp that has 50% foreign staff.  Check out Camp America, Camp Leaders, Bunac, or CCUSA for more information.
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Try registering with a temporary agency.  That way, when one assignment ends, if you have something planned, you do not have to take another until you are ready to do so. They do both part time and full time placements. You can also say you do not want to work the summer, then start again in September.  You can also accumulate vacation time with some of them, after working enough hours.
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Go to google, search for "job", and push "Only search within french sites".. Job might be called something else on french, so try find out :)
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in a foreign country, such as Ireland would be fun! and I can definitely reccommend Alaska, from personal experience! I went there three summers!
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You could work in England over the summer and practice your English while you are here. There are plenty of jobs on farms, picking vegetables. They should pay the minimum wage of £5.05 (about 9 dollars) an hour. This sort of work is popular with people from eastern europe.\n\nThe are lots of bar and waiter/waitressing jobs.\n\nThere's a program called supermemo which is good for learning vocabulary. The latest version costs money, but supermemo 98 is free and perfectly adequate.\n\nAlso look at the Linkword (mnemonic) technique. I've used it to learn several languages. The book 'How to Develop A Superpower Memory' explains it very well.
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There are none. If you live in the US, and you want money, you gotta work for it.
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i don't know about Europe but there  no place in the us you can go for free.  Unless you have a high GRE score and GPA and if the school is actively looking for graduate students you may get a full scholarship.  Many schools in the us offer a graduate assistant ship you work so many hours  usually like 20 get a small stipend and you get to go to so many credit hours for free.  Other schools have TA or teaching assistant ships and depending on your undergrad major and your experience you can teach a freshman level class and get the same benefits of free classes and some money.  But as the expressions goes there is no free lunch you have to give them something to get your free classes
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http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/060606/france_working_seniors.html?.v=1\n\nIs this it?\n\nFrench Government to Promote Jobs for Older Workers \n\n\nPARIS (AP) -- France's government on Tuesday unveiled a plan to fight unemployment among workers aged 55-64 and encourage companies to keep senior citizens on their payroll.\nThe key measure of the bill is a temporary work contract for unemployed people over age 57. The 18-month contract, renewable once, is intended to give companies more flexibility if they hire older workers, who are often overlooked in favor of younger, cheaper hires.\n \nAnother provision would abolish a tax on companies that fire workers over 50. The government says the tax penalizes older workers by discouraging companies to take them on.\n\nThe plan would also eventually prohibit companies from forcing employees to retire before age 65.\n\n"For 25 years, seniors have too often been left by the side of the road," Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin said, explaining the plan.\n\nOnly 37.3 percent of French people between the ages of 55 and 64 are employed, one of the lowest rates in Europe. The government hopes to bring that figure up to 50 percent in four years.\n\nEarlier this year, Villepin put forward another job plan meant to reduce youth unemployment. But that move triggered weeks of massive protests by students and labor unions that weakened the conservative government. Villepin eventually scrapped the measure.\n\n\nI think you need to be more specific w/ your question.
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there isn't such option..but u may consider summer jobs..wat say?
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Assuming that you are not a UK citizen then you will need to ask for permission from the UK government. Try:\n\nhttp://www.workingintheuk.gov.uk/
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you need to check out an organization called AIESEC at your local university.  it's an international organization of business and commerce students that tries to arrange work exchanges for international students.
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Outside of summer school, you might consider supplemental educational programs, such as Sylvan (where I work at), or Kumon, etc. You might even consider summer camps.