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  1. 4th June 2006 11:22 #1
    7ooda
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    Just arrived from Algeria.

    Saha everyone

    I just arrived few days from Algeria, and it was a wonderful trip for a lovely country. I didnt feel away from my country Egypt at all, as all the Algerian ppl I met were so friendly and supportive.
    As I am studying the chances to establish a private biz, but I am facing a big problem which finding an English school or an international school for my kids. This is the only barrier which is keeping me.
    French speaking might be a problem, but Iam going to learn French in order to communicate easily, plus, I will practice how to "haddar djezayri" in no time.
    So, English schools are becoming a common problem for everyone looking to move to Algeria...any suggestions?

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    7ooda
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  2. 6th June 2006 14:12 #2
    TonyStarks
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    What city are you planning on staying in? Alger?
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  3. 15th June 2006 13:44 #3
    7ooda
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    Dear Tony,

    I am willing to stay in Alger. Do u hv good news for me?

    7ooda.
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  4. 13th July 2006 13:54 #4
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    An alien in Algiers

    salams everyone

    Like many others i too will be moving to Algiers insha Allah but while I speak Arabic and English i dont speak any French. Ive just finished my Masters but both my Post- grad and Undergrad are in the social sciences and i understand its very difficult to get jobs in the fields of politics etc without the French. I know there are a few international NGO's out there but they are few and far between. Does anyone have any useful tips? id be eternally indebted to you!

    many thanks folks
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  5. 13th July 2006 17:37 #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by cordoba81
    i understand its very difficult to get jobs in the fields of politics etc without the French
    Dunno where u got this idea from
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  6. 29th August 2006 17:28 #6
    nouha
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    theres a private egyptian school for kids in algeirs... maybe you would be interested in that more
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  7. 29th August 2006 18:37 #7
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    El Hourouf International School of Algiers
    ALGIERS, Algeria


    EHISA is a Cambridge International Examination Centre, offering a range of International qualifications such as Cambridge Checkpoint, IGCSE, A/AS Level and the Cambridge International Primary Programme. EHISA opens its doors to all age groups from Foundation Stage till Upper Secondary, providing them with an international recognised level of achievement. For more information, please contact us to arrange for a suitable appointment and a school tour.

    Contact Information:

    13 Rue des Abbasides
    El Biar
    Algiers na
    Algeria

    Tel: +213 21 92 01 31/33
    Fax: +213 21 92 14 87

    website:
    http://www.ehisa.net/


    I hope this might have helped you
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