Women Abroad

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Episode 1 of the Women Abroad podcast, hosted by Françoise Falisse, titled "Women Abroad" was published on June 29, 2020 and runs 49 minutes.

June 29, 2020 ·49m · Women Abroad

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Women Abroad, The Podcast that invites young professional women to share their experience abroad and reveal the wonderful women behind these stories. My name’s Françoise Falisse, I am an intercultural trainer and coach, I have lived and worked as an expatriate for more than 11 years in Egypt, Morocco and Nigeria (twice) and I currently live in Luxembourg. I meet young women who are studying or starting their careers abroad, and hear from them about their discoveries, culture shock, and the personal and professional challenges they face.What surprises, amuses, even fascinates them?How does their experience open up new perspectives and reveal new things about themselves? If you are curious about living and working internationally, this podcast will inspire you to consider new horizons. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Women Abroad, The Podcast that invites young professional women to share their experience abroad and reveal the wonderful women behind these stories.

My name’s Françoise Falisse, I am an intercultural trainer and coach, I have lived and worked as an expatriate for more than 11 years in Egypt, Morocco and Nigeria (twice) and I currently live in Luxembourg.

I meet young women who are studying or starting their careers abroad, and hear from them about their discoveries, culture shock, and the personal and professional challenges they face.

What surprises, amuses, even fascinates them?

How does their experience open up new perspectives and reveal new things about themselves?

If you are curious about living and working internationally, this podcast will inspire you to consider new horizons.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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