Born in Vannes, I grew up between two cultures, immersed in the English language from an early age thanks to part of my family. Drawn to languages and intercultural exchanges from a young age, I naturally focused my studies on English and then on international business, with several internships abroad that marked my journey: in Spain, Chile, and the Caribbean.
After three years of studying English and a first significant experience as a French assistant in a secondary school in London, I continued my path as a trilingual sales assistant in Paris for five years. However, the desire to teach and return to languages led me to train in teaching French as a Foreign Language (FLE).
This allowed me the opportunity to teach French to diverse audiences in Spain and then China, while continuing to work as a trilingual assistant between assignments. Wearing these two hats empowered me to cultivate both rigor, communication skills, and intercultural openness.
Today, I decided to pursue a career that gives meaning to this journey by bringing together all my skills around a human and international project. At Mobiliteen, I have found values that are important to me: trust, exchange, and tolerance. I’ve personally experienced immersion, and I’m convinced that it’s the best way to learn a language and open oneself to the world.
With kindness, listening, and commitment, I wish to support young people in their mobility projects, so they, too, can have a rewarding and formative experience.
International Reciprocal Exchanges for Children
