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CIEE Nice
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As part of our Spring 2027 Open Campus Block program, CIEE Nice is seeking a qualified instructor to teach the Contemporary French Film course. The course will be taught in English to groups of 10-15 students from the United States. All classes are held in person in our CIEE Nice Study Center.
Course timeline: 45 contact hours (3 U.
S. credits) taught approximately twice a week from January 5th to February 13th. Please note that CIEE Nice cannot support relocating instructors, therefore we will only consider applicants based in the Nice area. Course Information Contemporary French Film course explores French cinema from the 1990s to the present. Through the study of landmark films, students examine how French filmmakers address issues of identity, immigration, postcolonialism, gender, race, globalization, and social change. The course combines film analysis, discussion of cinematic movements and industry trends, and experiential learning opportunities connected to France’s vibrant film culture. Candidates should be able to guide students in critically analyzing film form and cultural context while fostering meaningful discussions on contemporary French society and its representation on screen. A sample syllabus—modifiable by the selected instructor—is available. CIEE uses the Canvas learning platform. Courses follow a student-centered learning approach where students are expected to take initiative and engage actively. Teaching includes not only in-class sessions, but also experiential learning (field visits, guest speakers).
SKILLS:
Required: C2-level English or native fluency, including mastery of the subject matter. Preferred: Teaching experience, both in-person and online
• Familiarity with U.
S. higher education, particularly regarding assessment, grading practices, and communication with a diverse student body
• Interest in pedagogy, teaching methods, and innovative educational approaches
• Excellent interpersonal communication skills
• Experience using platforms like Canvas for teaching CIEE Nice is not able to sponsor visas or provide relocation support for instructors. Therefore, only candidates already based in the Nice area will be considered for this position. About CIEE Council on International Educational Exchange Founded in 1947, CIEE (Council on International Educational Exchange) aims to place people at the center of international relations and promote global peace through intercultural education. It offers multiple opportunities to exchange ideas and experiences, helping participants build knowledge and skills in an interconnected world.
S. credits) taught approximately twice a week from January 5th to February 13th. Please note that CIEE Nice cannot support relocating instructors, therefore we will only consider applicants based in the Nice area. Course Information Contemporary French Film course explores French cinema from the 1990s to the present. Through the study of landmark films, students examine how French filmmakers address issues of identity, immigration, postcolonialism, gender, race, globalization, and social change. The course combines film analysis, discussion of cinematic movements and industry trends, and experiential learning opportunities connected to France’s vibrant film culture. Candidates should be able to guide students in critically analyzing film form and cultural context while fostering meaningful discussions on contemporary French society and its representation on screen. A sample syllabus—modifiable by the selected instructor—is available. CIEE uses the Canvas learning platform. Courses follow a student-centered learning approach where students are expected to take initiative and engage actively. Teaching includes not only in-class sessions, but also experiential learning (field visits, guest speakers).
SKILLS:
Required: C2-level English or native fluency, including mastery of the subject matter. Preferred: Teaching experience, both in-person and online
• Familiarity with U.
S. higher education, particularly regarding assessment, grading practices, and communication with a diverse student body
• Interest in pedagogy, teaching methods, and innovative educational approaches
• Excellent interpersonal communication skills
• Experience using platforms like Canvas for teaching CIEE Nice is not able to sponsor visas or provide relocation support for instructors. Therefore, only candidates already based in the Nice area will be considered for this position. About CIEE Council on International Educational Exchange Founded in 1947, CIEE (Council on International Educational Exchange) aims to place people at the center of international relations and promote global peace through intercultural education. It offers multiple opportunities to exchange ideas and experiences, helping participants build knowledge and skills in an interconnected world.