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CULTURAL EXCHANGES AND STUDY PROGRAMMESFrench Government bilateral exchanges and study programmes In Primary and Secondary Schools Description Exchanges and study programmes are offered to Australian teachers of French to improve their French language skills. These are: Assistantship in France and New Caledonia, Stage de la Reunion, Stage de Paris/Toulon-La Garde, Stage de Noumea, International Teaching Fellowships, Video and Internet Workshops, Support for Primary Teachers of French, and In-Service Courses. Benefits Some programmes provide a living allowance and health cover. A contribution towards airfares for Stage de Noumea and Stage de Paris participants may be provided. Eligibility Candidates must be Australian citizens. Criteria vary between awards. In Universities Description Postgraduate research scholarships are available for up to 12 months for study of the French language, literature and civilisation leading to the completion of a French postgraduate degree, university study tours in Noumea and admission into the 1st Cycle in a French university. Benefits Benefits vary with some awards providing a monthly living allowance, course fees and assistance with medical expenses. Eligibility Eligibility criteria vary between awards. General The French Government operates other schemes, awards and study tours such as Concours "Allons En France 98". Eligibility Eligibility varies between schemes. Number available Approximately 160 French Government bilateral exchanges and study programmes are available between the different categories. Further information
Goethe-Institut Scholarships Language course scholarships Four and eight-week scholarships are available for language training at the Goethe-Institut in Germany for below intermediate level and intermediate (Mittelstufe) level German language training. Benefits Benefits may include tuition fees, accommodation, breakfast, lunch on course days, a weekly allowance, and a small travel grant. Eligibility Applicants should be students enrolled in a diploma/Bachelor of Education course and prepared to become teachers of German, teachers of German with a need to upgrade their language skills, teachers re-training to become LOTE teachers of German, principals of schools currently offering German, or planning to introduce a German programme, as well as persons in education administration dealing with Germany. Number available Approximately 80 scholarships are divided among the Goethe Institut’s scholarship categories. Professional development scholarship Description Scholarships are available for a four-week seminar and information tour in Germany. Benefits Benefits include seminar fees, excursions as per itinerary, accommodation, breakfast, one hot meal on seminar days and a travel grant. Eligibility Teachers of German in secondary schools with an advanced level of German and a minimum of three years teaching experience. Numbers available Approximately 80 scholarships are divided among the Goethe Institut’s scholarship categories. Further information
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