Korsicaa - so many people looking at your message and no-one replying. I like your words - you want to come here to improve the French language - but I think we Brits got here first - is "relooker" the worst example?
Seriously - how about a little more information to help us. What is your degree in? Why Toulouse in particular? What job would you like to do? Presumably something more rewarding than being a cleaner. Could you live on a cleaner's wages? What job could you do with your education and previous work experience, if any? Is your French good enough to get a better job than a cleaner?
Why not go to Toulouse and look in shop windows - many will have adverts for staff. But if your French isn't good enough ......
There are enough appartment rental sites on the internet - have a look to see what you can afford.
Hi contentedscot:
It’s true so many people looking at my message…I’m happy you replied me.
Well I have a degree in languages and business communication (English, French and Portuguese)…the problem is that I don’t speak French for about 3 or 4 years, so I have to practice the language in order to find a better job in France. Anyway, I think until May, my French will be much better because I studying it.
Why Toulouse? Well in October some friends will be studying at the university in Toulouse, so I thought, why not?
I really don’t know if I’m capable to live on a cleaner's wages but I really have to try to find a job before I go there and we all know that it s much easier to find a job that no one wants to do!!! In addition, I’m saving some money to go there and I’m afraid that it wouldn’t be enough…
Here in Spain, Valencia, I was supposed to work in translation (French to Spanish) but they aren’t very organized, so I’m working with administrative stuff. In Portugal, I have worked as cashier in a Supermarket, as a receptionist, as administrative, etc…Also in seasonal jobs!
Thanks for your reply!
Korisca
