5-days to decide

Help to make a decision.

You want to move to France and you may need a top-up or main income once there. You're not sure if freelancing or having a small business is a good idea, or which idea may work. You may currently be working as an employee, pre-retired, not working or freelancing. The Let's Freelance in France Challenge helps you find the best business idea, visualise yourself in France, check French rules that may impact you, outline your 1st simple plan, and make a decision. All in 5 days! Are you in?

Who is it for?

Let's Freelance in France is for you:

  • You’re thinking about moving to France.

  • You need to earn a top-up or main income once in France.

  • You're not sure which idea has the most potential.

  • You want to be guided or challenged on this fist step.

Video

Course curriculum

    1. Bienvenue

    2. Quick tour

    1. Your ideal life in France

    2. Day 1 Workbook

    1. Brainstorming Ideas

    2. Day 2 Workbook

    3. 100 Business Ideas

    1. Rules & Money Matters

    2. Regulated Activities List

    3. Personal Budget Sheet

    1. Simple Business Plan

    2. 2-Page Business Plan Template

    1. Legal Structure + Go/No-Go

About this course

  • €27,00
  • 14 lessons
  • 1.5 hours of video content

Benefits

Here's what you'll achieve with this challenge:

  • Find 2 to 3 exciting ideas for freelancing in France.

  • Check French rules & visa options that may impact you.

  • Watch the video & complete your workbook.

  • Know in 5 days if freelancing could work for you.

About your instructor

Valerie Aston

Valerie is a business advisor specialised in small businesses in France. She worked as a business advisor to French entrepreneurs for 10 years, helping them work on their business and financial plans to secure bank loans and successfully launch their businesses. From one-to-one coaching to group training she helped build hundreds of business plans. Since 2009, Valerie has been helping English speakers create and develop their business In France, so they can concentrate on running their activity and enjoy their new French lifestyle.