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Babylangues® recruits language instructors in France. As a leading specialist in early language acquisition, Babylangues® has developped an innovative method, carefully structured and adapted to the age of the children. Baylangues'recruitment team looks for anglophone instrcutors all year round, offering 5 to 25 hours of work per week. Positions available in Paris and many French cities

09/09/2026

Ever wondered how the Paris métro came to be?

This may be of particular interest to any of our Language Instructors who benefit from partial reimbursement of their Navigo subscription. And remember, this doesn’t just apply to areas within Paris – you can get all the way to Versailles, Disneyland and Charles De Gaulle airport with select passes!

Comment your favourite métro line below! 🚊

24/08/2026

Thanks so much to for having us this Friday! We had a great time talking to some students about the possibility of becoming a language instructor with Babylangues ✨

If you missed us, don’t worry – you can apply to work with us directly through the link in our bio!

Bonne rentrée !

'Après la pluie, le beau temps' is a French saying equivalent to the English: 'after the storm comes a calm'.Well, with ...
19/08/2026

'Après la pluie, le beau temps' is a French saying equivalent to the English: 'after the storm comes a calm'.

Well, with the reports of the major storms that will be hitting France later this week, let's hope it rings true!

17/08/2026

I’m sure we’re all sweltering as France moves on to its fifth (!) heatwave since summer began, but you might as well make the most of the weather before autumn rears its ugly head and clouds and rain become the norm again. So, where actually is the best place to catch a bit of sun?

1. Starting off strong with the location featured in the video above, I recommend heading on over to Place des Vosges in the 3rd and 4th arrondissements! This historic square is the place for you if you value location above all — with all of Le Marais to explore nearby when you’re done.

2. Paris Plages. Until August 30th, you can sunbathe (and even swim!) by the Seine at three designated spots across the city. So, consider breaking out the bikini and setting up shop in the 10th, 7th, or 19th for a day!

3. Moving back to solid ground, Parc des Buttes-Chaumont in the 19th arrondissement has it all: mountainous views, a sprawling lake, and plenty of room to roam!

We hope this comes in handy for any of our language instructors moving to or based in Paris – put those mornings to good use!

Happy tanning, everyone!

This is the historic Hall of Mirrors located in the Palace of Versailles – it was here that the historic Treaty of Versa...
10/08/2026

This is the historic Hall of Mirrors located in the Palace of Versailles – it was here that the historic Treaty of Versailles was signed in 1919, putting a long-awaited end to the First World War. The space remains iconic, having also been featured in recent pop culture-dominating media such as The Summer I Turned Pretty and Olivia Rodrigo's 'Drop Dead' music video.

The best part? It's only a short train ride away for any of our instructors based in Paris or Île-de-France – and with our part-time teaching schedules built around the school year, you'll have the freedom to explore as much as you want during the breaks!

Any instructors in the area can check for job openings on our website here: https://job-in-france.babylangues.com/jobs/.

And if you're interested in becoming a Babylangues instructor, you can apply here: https://job-in-france.babylangues.com/apply/

Have a nice Monday! 🖼

This is the iconic Canal Saint-Martin located in the 10th and the 11th arrondissements of Paris. It was originally commi...
30/07/2026

This is the iconic Canal Saint-Martin located in the 10th and the 11th arrondissements of Paris.

It was originally commissioned to be built by Napoleon in 1802, in an attempt to prevent the spread of waterborne diseases by providing citizens with clean drinking water.

Nowadays, the canal's purpose is much more leisure-oriented, uniting Parisians particularly in the summertime, when some are even brave enough to risk taking a dip!

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🌞 Bonnes vacances 🌞 to any French readers about to embark on five weeks of paid holiday       🇫🇷
30/07/2026

🌞 Bonnes vacances 🌞 to any French readers about to embark on five weeks of paid holiday

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A breathtaking lakeside view in Chamonix –  just a short road trip away for any of our language instructors based in Ann...
28/07/2026

A breathtaking lakeside view in Chamonix – just a short road trip away for any of our language instructors based in Annecy or Grenoble!

With our part-time teaching schedules built around the school year, you'll have the freedom to explore as much as you want during any school breaks.

Any instructors in the area can check for job openings on our website: https://job-in-france.babylangues.com/jobs/.

And if you're interested in becoming a Babylangues instructor, you can apply here: https://job-in-france.babylangues.com/apply/

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The Tour de France 2026 concludes this weekend and you know what that means – it's time to brush up on our vocab!'The Gr...
24/07/2026

The Tour de France 2026 concludes this weekend and you know what that means – it's time to brush up on our vocab!

'The Great Loop', as the French call it, will come to a close this Sunday at around 7:30pm along the Champs-Élysées.

So, keep your eye on the finish line to see who the 'yellow jersey' (winner) will be – and who will finish last (i.e. is the 'red lantern')

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Pont Alexandre III – this impressive bridge connects the 7th and 8th arrondissements of Paris, and was named after Tsar ...
24/07/2026

Pont Alexandre III – this impressive bridge connects the 7th and 8th arrondissements of Paris, and was named after Tsar Alexander III of Russia as a symbolic gesture of the Franco-Russian relationship.

Fun fact: the first stone was laid by the infamous Tsar Nicholas II in 1896!

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