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‘Ramen noodles budget’: EU moves to end exploitation of unpaid internships
(www.theguardian.com)
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I am french too and while my parents do pay for my studies they are never directly involved. Maybe it's a school difference but I find this so weird, because I am in a public faculté
If I remember correctly, my teachers were saying that they were legally restricted from sharing informations to student's parents emailing them.
Probably a private school thing in that case. I haven't taught at a public uni since 2008, but parents wouldn't have tried to get involved back then.
I cannot contact parents, but administrators will without question.
Damn, what a weird thing. Glad to be in the public then