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Stage de Nouméa is a three-week long immersion and study experience for teachers of the French language, led by International Languages Exchanges and Pathways (ILEP). The programme is funded jointly by the French Embassy in New Zealand, the Government of New Caledonia, and the New Zealand Ministry of Education.
Applications for places on the programme, and the associated funding, close this year for the 2014 experience on 28 February.
During Stage de Nouméa, teachers normally live with a local New Caledonian family. The main study aspects of the programme include school observations, intercultural inquiry and formal language classes at the University of New Caledonia.
Preference will be given to:
Participants will be determined by a selection committee, based on eligibility criteria that can be found at the ILEP website (see links).
More information on Stage de Nouméa(external link)
ILEP website(external link)
Application form: email: d.mitenkov@auckland.ac.nz with the subject line: Stage de Nouméa 2014 application form request.
BY Education Gazette editors
Education Gazette | Tukutuku Kōrero, reporter@edgazette.govt.nz
Posted: 6:28 pm, 10 February 2014
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