Easter, or Pâques in French, is a widely celebrated holiday in France, marked by religious traditions, family gatherings, and, of course, delicious food. While France doesn’t have the same Easter Bunny culture as some other countries, food plays a central role in the celebrations. From indulgent chocolate treats to traditional French dishes, here’s what you can expect on the Easter table in France. Chocolate eggs, bells……
Paris, often called the City of Love, is a dream destination for many expats. With its charming cafés, picturesque streets, and passionate culture, it seems like the perfect place for romance. But dating in Paris as an expat comes with its own set of challenges. It requires patience, openness, and a willingness to embrace often vast cultural differences. From where to meet new people to language barriers, here…
Moving to Paris as an English teacher is an exciting experience, but if you don’t speak French, it can also be a challenge. While you may work in an English-speaking environment, learning French is essential for integrating into daily life, handling bureaucracy and forming deeper connections with locals. However, balancing teaching responsibilities with language learning isn’t always easy. Our new blog details how to effectively improve your…
Moving to Paris as an expat is a dream for many, but one of the biggest challenges is making genuine French friends. Parisians have a reputation for being reserved, and breaking into social circles that are already formed can feel intimidating. Making local friends as an expat in Paris isn’t always easy, but it’s incredibly rewarding. With patience, cultural understanding, and the right approach, forming meaningful friendships…
Ordering coffee in Paris is, for many, a daily pleasure—unless you don’t know the local etiquette. Unlike in some countries where coffee culture is centered around takeaway coffee, Parisian cafés are places to sit, relax, and enjoy your drink at a leisurely pace. It’s the Parisian way! If you want to avoid language mistakes and order coffee like a true local, here’s what you…
Moving to Paris as an expat is an exciting adventure and the cuisine is one of the many perks, but at some point, everyone misses the comfort of familiar foods from home. Whether you’re craving American peanut butter, British tea, Asian spices, or Middle Eastern ingredients, Paris has a variety of grocery stores catering to international tastes. As expat teachers in Paris, the Paris Teachers Club know all…