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📚✨ **Packs complets de fiches pédagogiques ✨📚

Nos fiches pédagogiques sont spécialement conçues pour les **enseignants titulaires, contractuels ou stagiaires** des quatre niveaux du cycle moyen (**1AM, 2AM, 3AM, 4AM**).

# # # ✅ Caractéristiques de nos fiches :

1️⃣ En adéquation avec les **nouveaux plans annuels** (révisées et mises à jour régulièrement).
2️⃣ Conformes aux **règles de l’art pédagogique** et aux valeurs éducatives.
3️⃣ **Complètes et variées** : elles rassemblent textes, schémas, supports iconiques, audios, vidéos, etc.
4️⃣ Disponibles en **deux versions** :

* 📄 Version **papier imprimable**
* 💻 Version **numérique modifiable et actualisable** à tout moment

🎁 **Bonus : Chaque pack acheté contient une grille d’évaluation diagnostique gratuite.**

# # # 🌟 Avantage exclusif :

Notre **canevas unique** d’élaboration peut aussi servir de base pour créer vos propres fiches à l’avenir.

# # # ⚠️ Conditions d’utilisation :

* Ces fiches sont destinées à un **usage personnel**.
* ❌ Elles ne doivent en aucun cas être **publiées sur les réseaux sociaux** ou utilisées à des fins **commerciales**.

📩 **Pour plus d’informations, contactez-nous :**
📞 Tél : **0555 18 23 52**
📱 WhatsApp : **+213 555 18 23 52**

Bonjour
Chers professeurs de l'enseignement moyen. Je mets en vente les fiches de français des quatre niveaux 1AM, 2AM, 3AM et 4AM selon les nouveaux plans annuels et avec les évaluations diagnostiques et les remédiations.
Exemple séq 01:
1) Evaluation diagnostique
2) Remédiation
3) Intitulé du projet et de la séq
4) Fiches CO CE PO PE
5) FICHES VOC GRAM CONJ ORTH
6) COMPTE RENDU PE
7) Supports de chaque compréhension de l'écrit
8) Supports de l'évaluation diagnostique
9) Supports vidéo / audio de chaque compréhension de l'oral.

Voici des échantillons de la séquence 1 4AM
Nb: Ce travail est inédit, personnel, bien élaboré et soigneusement révisé.

Pour plus d'infos, contactez moi sur ma page Manarschool.
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Délégation de l’Union Européenne en Algérie
Recrutements 3 secrétaires et un poste d'assistante (29/10/2015)

APPEL A CANDIDATURES

Vous avez une formation en secrétariat – en gestion administrative et une expérience d'au moins trois ans dans les domaines concernés et vous souhaitez intégrer l'équipe de la mission diplomatique représentant l'Union européenne en Algérie.
Pour renforcer son équipe administrative, la Délégation de l'Union européenne en Algérie recrute :
3 secrétaires (AL-4)
1 assistant(e) administratif (ve) (AL-2)

Les descriptions et exigences détaillées des postes ainsi que le modèle de CV type sont disponibles sur le site de la Délégation : http://eeas.europa.eu/delegations/algeria/vacancies/index_fr.htm
LES CANDIDAT(E)S SONT PRIÉ(E)S DE NOUS FAIRE PARVENIR

Une lettre de motivation en français
un CV détaillé sous forme du modèle édité sur le site web de la Délégation (obligatoire). Le CV devra contenir les coordonnées téléphoniques d'une personne de référence, celle-ci sera contactée si le CV est retenu.
Un extrait du casier judiciaire
Seules les candidatures remplissant toutes les conditions ci-dessus seront examinées.

Les informations contenues dans les CV et lettres de motivation seront vérifiées par le comité de sélection.
Délai

Le dépôt des candidatures devra se faire avant le 29 octobre 2015 à 15h30. (Les candidatures reçues passé ce délai ne sont pas éligibles).
Envoi des candidatures

Par courrier ou dépôt à l'adresse suivante : Domaine Ben Ouadah, rue du 11 décembre 1960, El Biar, Alger, à l'attention de M. Dominique BROZAK, Chef d'Administration de la Délégation de l'Union européenne avec la mention :
"Poste Secrétaire (poste 1)"
"Poste d'assistant(e) administrative (poste 2)"
Ou par courriel à l'adresse suivante : [email protected] mentionnant le numéro de poste dans l'objet de votre courriel.
Aucune information supplémentaire ne sera donnée individuellement ou par téléphone.

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The Difference Between Inc. & Ltd. & Co.

If you're starting a small business you must decide its legal structure. Legal structure is usually determined by the business type, the number of owners or investors it has, and how tax and liability issues are best managed. After forming the business, you'll likely use an abbreviation, such as "Inc.," after your business's name. Some business terms are commonly abbreviated to save space in business correspondence.
Inc.
"Inc." is the abbreviation for incorporated. A corporation is a separate legal entity from the person or people forming it. Directors and officers purchase shares in the business and have responsibility for its operation. Incorporation limits an individual's liability in case of a lawsuit. The corporation, as a legal entity, is liable for its own debts and pays taxes on its earnings, and can also sell stock to raise money. A corporation is also able to continue as an entity after the death of a director or stock sale. A corporation is formed according to state law, through application to the secretary of state and filing articles of incorporation. Because corporations cost more to administer and are legally complex, the U.S. Small Business Administration recommends that small businesses not incorporate unless they become established as a large company. In most states, corporations must add a corporate designation, such as "Inc." after their business name.
Ltd.
"Ltd." is short for limited, or a limited company. This structure is used mostly in European countries and Canada. In a limited company, directors and shareholders have limited liability for the company's debt, as long as the business operates within the law. Its directors pay income tax and the company pays corporation tax on profits. Responsibility for company debt is usually limited to the amount a person has invested in the company. A limited company can be set up in four different ways. In some companies, a shareholder's liability is limited to specific predetermined amounts, drawn up in a memorandum. These businesses are known as "private company limited by guarantee," and shareholders are called guarantors. Charities and social enterprise groups frequently use this structure. In England, limited companies must also have a pay-as-you-earn system established for collecting income tax payments and National Insurance contributions from all employees.
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Co.
"Co." is an abbreviation for company, a catchall phrase for an association of people working together in a commercial or industrial enterprise, such as in a sole proprietorship, limited liability company or corporation. For example, while the Microsoft Corporation is located in Washington state, it is one of many companies located there. Co., or company, does not carry meaning as a specific legal structure on its own.
LLC
"LLC" means "limited liability company." An LLC brings together some features of both business partnerships and corporations, although it is more like a partnership. Owners, also called "members," are protected from liability, but the business's earnings and losses pass through to owners, who report them on their personal income taxes. This makes its structure less complex than that of a corporation, but like a corporation, LLCs must offer stock. Members share profits as they like. Members are considered self-employed and must pay self-employment tax. When a member of the LLC leaves, the business is dissolved and the remaining members decide if they want to start a new business. An LLC is also formed according to state law, through application to to the secretary of state and filing articles of incorporation. LLCs must also indicate in their names that they are an LLC or limited company.
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About the Author
Located in the mid-Atlantic United States, Elizabeth Layne has covered nonprofits and philanthropy since 1997, and has written articles on an array of topics for small businesses and career-seekers. An award-winning writer, her work has appeared in "The Chronicle of Philanthropy" newspaper and "Worth" magazine. Layne holds a Bachelor of Arts in journalism from The George Washington University.

The Difference Between a Corporation & a Company

A company is any entity that engages in business and can be a proprietorship, partnership or corporation. One of the first and most important steps in starting a business is deciding how it will be structured. To make an informed choice, you will need to know how the different business structures work, as well as the advantages and drawbacks of each. It is advisable to seek the advice of an attorney when making your decision.
Sole Proprietorships
Sole proprietorships and general partnerships are the most common forms of business structure and are the easiest to set up.
A sole proprietorship is a business comprised of one individual and is not considered a formal organization. Legally, this type of business does not exist separately from its owner. The sole proprietor pays taxes on revenue from the business under his or her own name and is solely responsible for the financial operations of the company, including the payment of business debts. If the business is sued, the owner's personal resources will be at risk.
If, as a sole proprietor, you plan to conduct business under your own name, you will not need to file an assumed business name. If you choose another name for your company, you will need to apply for a state-issued assumed name certificate, also known as a DBA (doing business as).
General Partnerships
A general partnership is similar in structure to a sole proprietorship except that this structure involves two or more people. Each partner pays his or her own taxes separately, using his own social security or tax ID number, but the company does not exist as a separate entity. Therefore, the financial resources of the business partners could be at risk in the event of a lawsuit.
Unless the individuals in the partnership plan to use their own surnames instead of an assumed business name, the partners will need to file for a DBA.
Related Reading: Difference Between S or C Corporation
Corporations
A corporation is a business entity that legally exists separately from its owner(s). The owners of a corporation are shareholders; their percentage of ownership in the business is represented by their corporate stocks or shares. Shareholders can choose a board of directors to manage business operations, or they can create a shareholders' agreement, which will allow them to manage the business directly.
Corporations are more complex than unincorporated businesses. You will need to file the taxes for the corporation separately from your personal taxes. In most states, you will not be held personally responsible for corporate debts.
Limited Liability Company
A limited liability company is neither a partnership nor a corporation, but it has some characteristics of both. The owners are able to participate in business decisions, as in a partnership, but an LLC offers some protection of the individual assets of its owners. The flexibility of the LLC has made it a popular choice among business owners.
To form a limited liability company, you will need to file a certificate of formation with the Secretary of State office in your state. The form will require you to choose whether your company will be managed by its members or by a manager. Most states will let you complete this form online through the website of the Secretary of State.
Limited Partnerships
A limited partnership is made up of two or more persons, including at least one general partner and one limited partner. Details of this structure may vary from state to state. Business affairs of a limited partnership are conducted according to a partnership agreement created by the partners. The agreement does not need to be filed publicly, but the company does need to file a certificate of formation. If you want to limit the liability of the general partners, you have the option of registering as a limited liability partnership. The Secretary of State can provide these forms.