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18th May 2008
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Tarn & Aveyron Family & Living Welcome to Tarn & Aveyron Family & Living. Your complete guide to living in Tarn & Aveyron including information on education , healthcare , employment . Find all the information you might need to establish new routines and run your everyday life whether you are buying a holiday home or making a more permanent move to Tarn & Aveyron Check out our the following areas within Family & Living. If you are an business or provide a service in the Tarn & Aveyron then please email me to see how you can advertise with FrenchEntrée Tarn & Aveyron. Nathalie Bolton Editor FrenchEntrée Tarn & Aveyron more about us... |
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Starting school in a country with a different education system and language can be daunting. This section will help you understand how French education works, from école to lycée, plus much more including real-life stories from those already in The Tarn & Aveyron..jpg)
The MJC (Maison des Jeunes et de la Culture – Youth and Cultural Centre) in Lisle sur Tarn is now offering French classes (Français Langue Etrangères = FLE) for foreigners living in the Tarn.
If you are planning a family or already have young children, the Tarn department is a great department to live because the child care system is improving every year. In the Tarn, 105 child care spaces were created in 2006. Currently 15 projects and 212 spaces are to be created by 2010.
Violence in schools – in particular colleges and lycées – has become a hot topic in France. Most recently the current affairs magazine, Le Point, caused controversy when it published a league table of the most violent colléges and lycées across the country. See the details for Tarn & Aveyron.
One of France's greatest assets is its state health system. Read on to discover how it works and what you need to do to obtain the right level of care and insurance in The Tarn & Aveyron. Plus, keep updated with the latest health stories as well as first-hand accounts of people who have used the system.
If you are about to have a baby or just had one and wish to breastfeed, it can be helpful and reassuring to have breastfeeding support in English, especially when living in a new country. The Leche League has been helping mothers in France for more than 20 years. If you live in South West France, you may contact one of the English-speaking Leaders living in France.
A weekly magazine published the ranking of the French hospitals in term of hygiene and fight against nosocomial infections. There were excellent results for the Hospital of Villefranche and Decazeville but extremely worrying results for Millau hospital and the Clinic Saint-Louis-Saint-Michel in Rodez.
If you're looking for work in Tarn & Aveyron, then read our comprehensive guide. We've got everything from advice on finding a job plus well as detailed information on being self-employed and real life stories. 
For some reason, best known to themselves, the French believe that the tax year ends on December 31 and not the April 5. Next week I am going to retire sick, to a hospital school, ask for a subsidy and claim all my tax back on the insurance.
In 2006 10.2% of the population was unemployed in the Tarn, whereas a 5.5% of the population was unemployed in the Aveyron.
This section is called La Vie because our aim is to bring together all the information you might need to establish new routines and run your everyday life whether you are buying a holiday home or making a more permanent move to Tarn & Aveyron. 
U.S. citizens living in Tarn & Aveyron are encouraged to register to vote in order to take part in the 2008 Presidential elections.The campaigns are already afoot and this is set to be a dramatic and important election cycle. U.S. officials advise citizens overseas to re-register, even if they voted in the 2006 elections.
Speed Cameras are set-up normally at potential dangerous points or where there are frequent accidents. Please find a list of all the fixed speed cameras in Tarn & Aveyron.
Use the new government website to find who sells the cheapest diesel and petrol in the Tarn & Aveyron. The government hopes that by displaying their prices, it will encourage retailers to be more competitive. .jpg)
