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Some informations about me. Hi, I'm a native French speaker and I'm currently learning English. I'm a new mathematics teacher for teenagers (In France this school level is called "Collège", how can I say that in English ? ). I'm here to speak with native English speakers and especially Australians because I plan to move to Australia soon. I also want to become French teacher here. I found this website randomly and I really appreciate how it works.

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Some informations about me.

Hi, I'm a native French speaker and I'm currently learning English.

I'm a new mathematics teacher for teenagers (In France this school level is called "Collège", how can I say that in English ?).

I'm here to speak with native English speakers and especially Australians because I plan to move to Australia soon.

I also want to become a French teacher there. I found this website randomly and I really appreciate how it works.

 

It's a great way to practice, both Ray and Jake have answered your question about 'Collège.' Have fun in Australia!

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I noticed you have plans to move to Australia and thought I might let you know that in Australia Collège is generally referred to as High School, Secondary School, Secondary College, or just College, depending on what part of Australia you are in. However, despite the different names in different places, these are all understood to be the same thing, and could be relatively interchangeable :)
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In America, younger teens 11-14 study at what is called middle school. Older teens 14-18 study at high school.
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In Britain, younger teenagers 13-16 usually study at a high school. Older teenagers 16-18 study at either a college or sixth form college. (Normally an extra 1-2 years at high school. Hope this helps :-)

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