Parcours Professionnel : The Path of a France-Amérique Journalist

Monday, October 19, 2020 From 6:00 PM To 8:00 PM Add to Calendar 2020-10-19 18:00:00 2020-10-19 20:00:00 Parcours Professionnel : The Path of a France-Amérique Journalist A very special discussion, Q&A, and educational workshop rolled up in one event. online, United States America/New_York

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Members- join us for a very special event! We're inviting you to a virtual conversation with journalist Clément Thiery AND an educational workshop with the Center's own Julien Delbasty.

Clément will share with us his professional journey from France to the United States where he is currently a journalist at the premier bilingual magazine, France-Amérique. Q&A will follow his discussion.

Want to get the most out of this discussion? Take our Parcours professionnel class with Julien before the event. He'll review essential French vocabulary and expressions to know when talking about someone's career path. Recommended level: B1+

Participate in the workshop, the discussion, or both! It's up to you.

6-7 pm Educational Workshop: Parcours professionnel

7-8 pm Discussion and Q&A with Clément Thiery

Event in French. Zoom link for both parts of the event will be sent a few hours before the event. Please register to receive link.

The email addresses of the registrants for this event will be added to France-Amérique's weekly e-news. You can unsubscribe at any time.

Workshop Only; 6-7 pm

$20

Discussion Only; 7-8 pm

FREE

Workshop + Discussion; 6-8 pm

$20

About Julien Delbasty

Julien wants his students to have fun, be enthusiastic and proud about speaking French, and never be afraid to speak and make mistakes! When he is not teaching, he enjoys reading French novels, studying history, running, and (most importantly) cooking and eating good French food.

About Clément Thiery

Clément grew up in the Lorraine region of France and has been living in Brooklyn since 2014. He joined France-Amérique shortly thereafter as a journalist and a web editor. Before this, he covered the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy for a local newspaper on Staten Island, worked as an au pair in New Jersey, and rode Greyhound buses across the country. He now writes about French topics in the United States, including culture, history, education, business, and gastronomy.