The Claude Gellée secondary school in Epinal and the Lycée Isabelle Viviani in Epinal welcomed an Indian woman as an English teaching assistant. A cultural experience that benefits everyone.
The Claude Gellée secondary school in Epinal and the Lycée Isabelle Viviani in Epinal welcomed an Indian woman as an English teaching assistant. A cultural experience that benefits everyone.Vosges High School students this year will benefit from the presence of assistants who have come specially from India to help them. It is true, Akanksha Wakhale is Indian and currently works at the Lycée Claude Gellée and at the Lycée Isabelle Viviani in Epinal as an English assistant.
In addition, the Lycée Claude Gellée in Epinal also accepts other Spanish assistants. They were held at the Cité des Images for 7 months to help students speak English. On December 7th they will celebrate the first International Language Assistant Day.
The Claude Gellée secondary school in Epinal and the Lycée Isabelle Viviani in Epinal welcomed an Indian woman as an English teaching assistant. A cultural experience that benefits everyone.
Vosges High School students this year will benefit from the presence of assistants who have come specially from India to help them. It is true, Akanksha Wakhale is Indian and currently works at the Lycée Claude Gellée and at the Lycée Isabelle Viviani in Epinal as an English assistant.
In addition, the Lycée Claude Gellée in Epinal also accepts other Spanish assistants. They were held at the Cité des Images for 7 months to help students speak English. On December 7th they will celebrate the first International Language Assistant Day.
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