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Anonymous, 2 yr 290 days ago

Hello Naima,

My name is Alison, I am hoping to move to France on a permanent basis, and have a 4 yr old son who is recieving SLT in the UK.

Have you any information about SLT in France. We are movinh to the Creuse dept in the Limousin.

Thank You

Alley  +  318780 Tue, 23 Jan 07 11:28 AM

Hello

I am looking for information regarding SLT in France. My four year old son is currently recieving SLT in the UK.

We are hoping to move to France on a permanent basis and need for him to continue with SLT. We are moving to the Creuse department in the Limousin.

I would appreciate any information anyone has.

Alison
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Lil' Ruby Rose  +  318782 Tue, 23 Jan 07 11:32 AM

Hi Alison

The best place to start is the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists website:  www.rcslt.org - there should be a link through to the French equivalent professional body.  If not, please give them a call - I know they will be happy to help.

Let me know if I can help at all - I am an SLT.

Lil' Ruby Rose
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Anonymous, 2 yr 260 days ago

Hi,

I am a Speech and Language therapy student in Scotland.  Does anyone know the employment opportunities for a native English speaker to work in France? and what recognised level of French they must obtain?

Kindest Regards,

Carolyn Green

Anonymous, 2 yr 197 days ago
Hi Naima, I realise your message is a year old! if you are still around I am sylvie and although I am French I studied SLT in the UK where I have many years of practice. I was interested in your message as it seemed to ask whether it is possible to be a bilingual SLT. I have not worked in France unfortunately but i have worked in Spain. i am interested in bilingualism and SLI (Specific Language Impairment). I would be very glad to chat with you.
Anonymous, 2 yr 192 days ago

Hello Naima,

My name is Alison, my son who is four required regular speech and language therapy for pronunciation problems.

We are moving to the Creuse shortly on a permanent basis, could you give me any advice of have to access this service in France. He will be attending the local maternelle.

Thank You

Anonymous, 2 yr 116 days ago

Hello Caroline,

I've been searching from the net for Speech and Language theraphy as I want to change my study subject. I'm a bilingual person with Turkish and German, have a degree in Chinese and at the same time with my study I had also learnt some Italian. Obviously, I've a deep interest in different languages and want to built my future on this area. I really want to study Speech and Language therapy but I'm late to apply through UCAS and there're only 2 or 3 universities in London as far as I found which include this subject. I wonder if there're any chances to get a training placement or as a assistant so that I can get experiences and meanwhile that I can apply for the degree courses next term or year. I'd be really happy if you could give me some information.

Regards,

Jasmin

Anonymous, 2 yr 65 days ago

Academic Communication Associates publishes resources for speech pathologists at www.acadcom.com

Jess

Anonymous, 2 yr 30 days ago
    hello, im intersted in speech therapy, specially children's therapy, what kind of dregree do i need to get, im confused about linguistics, speech pathology, etc. you all look like u are familiar with the subject, any help?,
thank you.
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