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Biography for Language Exchange France During my studies, I enjoyed meeting students from other countries. Meeting after meeting, the international experience called me more and more. At this time, my english level were at the lowest but this motivation still there. In 2016, I tried my first expatriation. I left my job in Nantes to go to Dublin in Ireland. I had english courses and attended a language exchange that I enjoyed every week. A few months later, I still did not have a job. I decided to come back to France, to prepare myself and go back later to an english country with more skills. Back to Nantes, Language Exchange meetups didn't exist yet. I decided to create one. During the first events, we were between 1 and 3 ( by counting myself ). New people were joining the meetup every week step by step. At this time, to come back home after the meetup, I needed one hour by train. I stopped the meetup for a while. 2 months later, with 120 members, I gave a new try to create an event. At this event, 20 people attended the meetup! Meetups after meetups, the word by mouth has been heard. Salomé and Gautier joined me in this incredible adventure. Now, we are 2000 members. After 2 years in Nantes, I decided to try again my expatriation to an english country. After a few months of job seeking, I finally got an offer to go to London in a software company. My personal example of : what you want, you can.

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Biography for Language Exchange France

During my studies, I enjoyed meeting students from other countries.
Meeting after meeting, the international experience called me more and more.

At the time, my English level was at the lowest but the motivation was still there.

In 2016, I tried my first expat experience/expat job. I left my job in Nantes to go to Dublin in Ireland.
I took English courses and attended a language exchange that I enjoyed every week.

A few months later, I still did not have a job.
I decided to come back to France, to prepare myself and go back later to an English country with more skills.
Back in Nantes, Language Exchange meetups didn't exist yet.

I decided to create one.
During the first events, we were between 1 and 3 ( by counting myself ).
New people were joining the meetup every week step by step/ little by little.
At the time it took an hour by train to get back home.
I stopped the meetup for a while.

2 months later, with 120 members, I gave a new try at creating an event.
At this event, 20 people attended the meetup!
Meetups after meetups, the word got around.
Salomé and Gautier joined me in this incredible adventure.
Now, we are 2000 members.

After 2 years in Nantes, I decided to try again my expatriation to an English country.
After a few months of job seeking, I finally got an offer  from a software company in London.

My personal example of : what you want, you can get/achieve. or: You can achieve anything you put your mind to. 

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