High school for tourism, hotel and catering professions with an international focus
Nice - French Riviera
INTERNATIONAL STRATEGY
Courses of excellence open to international audiences.
Find here all the articles concerning the international strategy of the Nice hotel school
Jeanne and Paul Augier High School is committed to an international development policy that allows our pupils, students and teaching staff to participate in mobility projects and benefit from support systems.
The Erasmus+ Charter for Higher Education was awarded to us in October 2018.
Devices for:
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Promote mobility actions in Europe and internationally for students (study or internship periods), teaching staff, as well as all staff of higher education establishments.
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Contribute to the creation of a European higher education area.
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Helping organizations work within international partnerships and share their innovative practices.
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Strengthen skills and increase the employability of students.
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Contribute to multilingualism and European citizenship.
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Allow our students to optimize their language skills while building a professional network
Partners
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▪ Promote mobility actions in Europe and internationally for students (study or internship periods), teaching staff, as well as all staff of higher education establishments.
▪ Contribute to the creation of a European higher education area
▪ Helping organizations work within international partnerships and share innovative practices
▪ Strengthen skills and increase the employability of students
▪ Contribute to multilingualism and European citizenship.
For more information, please email claudie.gouzien@gmail.com
SELECTION CRITERIA FOR BTS MHR AND TOURISM STUDENTS – ERASMUS +
Our school upholds the values of fairness and openness, and strives daily to reduce its carbon footprint (we have been certified E3D since this year). These values therefore influence our policy of international openness.
Our aim is to enable each member of our community to benefit from international mobility grants and each of our students:
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to have the opportunity to complete an internship abroad,
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to integrate a period of study abroad into their academic curriculum.
However, if there are more applications than mobility grants, the applications will be reviewed by a Grants Allocation Committee (composed of members of the Management, CPE, professors and members of the International Commission). The following principles will be applied:
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Positive discrimination for applications from BTS Tourism students. Indeed, our BTS MHR students are already placed, fed, housed, and paid by the establishment hosting their internship. The school will contribute as much as possible to transportation costs, when these are green transportation (train, bus, boat).
The grants will be awarded as a priority to BTS Tourism students who have chosen an international training course and who present the “International Professionalization Course” option in their BTS exam,
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Taking into account the following criteria in the prioritization of files,
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medical, social and economic criteria,
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gender parity,
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consistency with the professional project (the cover letter should be clear on this point),
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motivation and attendance in class,
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use of green transport.
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AMOUNT OF THE ERASMUS + ALLOWANCE FOR BTS MHR OR TOURISM STUDENTS
TRAINING MOBILITY (INTERNSHIPS)
The mobility program varies depending on the country in which you complete your internship and will be paid in two installments. The first payment is due before your departure after signing the mobility contract, and the remaining payment is due upon your return once you have written your final report.
No mobility to the United Kingdom can be carried out under Erasmus + since January 31, 2020.
GROUP 1
Denmark, Finland, Ireland, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Norway, Sweden
520 EUROS / MONTH
GROUP 2
Germany, Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Spain, Greece, Italy, Malta, Netherlands, Portugal
470 EUROS / MONTH
GROUP 3
Republic of North Macedonia, Bulgaria, Croatia, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Czech Republic, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Türkiye
420 EUROS / MONTH
For exchanges that do not fall under the Erasmus system,
The Sud Provence Alpes Côte d'Azur Region offers financial assistance as part of the PRAME system:
regional mobility assistance program
COMPLETE COVERAGE OF ADDITIONAL COSTS RELATED TO DISABILITY OR HEALTH PROBLEMS
The Erasmus+ program provides special support, including additional costs directly related to participants with disabilities and their accompanying persons. The program also provides additional funding to enable participants with disabilities to access appropriate technical and educational support. All costs directly related to the participant's disability and, where applicable, that of an accompanying person are covered by the program, including travel and subsistence expenses for accompanying persons.
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DISABILITY (participants with special needs): people with a mental (intellectual, cognitive, or learning disability), physical, sensory, or other disability
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HEALTH PROBLEMS: People suffering from chronic health problems, serious illnesses or psychiatric pathologies.
A TRAINING PERIOD (INTERNSHIP) IN A EUROPEAN COUNTRY WITH ERASMUS +, A GREAT OPPORTUNITY
An internship abroad during your studies presents a valuable opportunity to seize. Discover other approaches and working methods, learn differently, and perfect your language skills...
You are a BTS student at the Paul Augier high school, thanks to the Erasmus + charter, you can do your internship in a European country and obtain a grant to carry out this mobility.
In addition to funding your stay abroad, Erasmus + allows you to enhance your experience and the skills acquired thanks to an official document, the Europass , which you can use in your job search or further studies anywhere in Europe.
How do you go about it?
- First, contact your teachers (your tutor, language teachers, technical and vocational subject teachers, etc.) to discuss your project. They will be able to help you find internship locations.
- Attention! The search for an internship is also and above all a personal process and we also advise you to prospect and contact the companies or organizations in which you would like to do your internship.
- Once you have found your internship location, contact Ms. Gouzien, International Relations Officer and Erasmus + representative for the school. You can contact her via the Atrium messaging system or at her email address claudie.gouzien@gmail.com . Ms. Gouzien will also be able to meet you on Thursdays, by appointment, at the International Relations Office (room N000), where she will explain all the steps to follow.
PARTNERSHIPS IN EUROPE
For our European sections, our partners are as follows:
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ITALY: IPSSAR “A. Panzini” from Senigallia (Ancona)
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NORWAY: Etterstad videregaende Skole (Oslo)
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SPAIN: Escuella de Hosteleria y Turismo de Valencia
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CROATIA: Amadria Park
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GREECE
and many professional partners who renew their trust in us by calling on our students for internships or further studies in a professional license.
DES PARTENARIATS DANS LE MONDE
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LES ÉTATS-UNIS : Avec les Parcs Nationaux.
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Avec le groupe ACCOR : des contrats sont proposés aux étudiants de BTS Hôtellerie à l’issue de leur cursus (principalement avec Chicago).
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LE JAPON : Échange d’élèves avec l’Académie Hokuto Bunka au Japon (Ile de Hokkaïdo) avec stages pour les élèves japonais en France et stages pour les élèves français au Japon.
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LE QUÉBEC : Avec le CEGEP de Matane
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LE KENYA : Avec Strathmore University et Boma School
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LE MEXIQUE
INTERNATIONAL YACHTING TRAINING
An international Bachelor Yachting course was created as part of the Interreg Marittimo program,
Find all the information by clicking here .
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LANGUAGE POLICY
AT THE PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL HIGH SCHOOL
Modern languages taught: English – German – Spanish – Italian
Niçois and regional culture
European sections
Teaching a 2nd LV in Bac Pro to facilitate further studies
Certifications in LV: STHR students take certifications in LV (Cervantes in Spanish)
IN THE BTS SECTIONS
Modern languages taught: English – German – Spanish – Italian
Niçois and regional culture
Possibility of starting a third modern language in BTS tourism
TOEIC: Jeanne and Paul Augier High School is an "authorized establishment" to administer the TOEIC to its students. This internationally recognized certification enhances your CV while giving visibility to your language skills, making it a major asset when finding an internship or a job.
