Welcome to my profile! If you're here, it's not by chance...Are you ready?After studying modern literature at the University of Aix-en-Provence and undergoing journalism training, I launched my career by creating two participatory association newspapers, L’attribut and Le petit Reporterre.My passion for storytelling took shape with the young audience company illico presto Compagnie, where I penned "La Chocomotive" and "Le Bateau de Zoé." Concurrently, I led writing workshops in schools, giving life to "Le monde des possibles" and "Le Pays des Dauphins."Following a screenwriting course at L’IMCA Provence, I authored an environmental novel and participated in an international summit on sustainable development in Quebec, thanks to OFQJ.My journeys through Ireland, Greece, Canada, the United States, Mexico, and the Caribbean have inspired numerous stories, some still unpublished.In 2011, alongside my wife, Isabelle Sintes, we founded Optimisterre editions. We've published 10 books and 6 kamishibais, including the FASILALIRE collection dedicated to reading education.Committed to Francophonie, we took part in "La Caravane des dix mots" and organized the youth book fair "Le Fil d’Ariane" from 2015 to 2017.With a degree in French as a Foreign Language (DAEFLE), I worked from 2014 to 2016 for the ESPRE association, providing support for children with "Dys" and "FLE" learners. In 2018, a training stint with Adrien Payet marked the beginning of an ongoing collaboration.In 2022, I ventured into entrepreneurship with speakinfrench.fr. A successful collaboration with Alpine French School was followed by a partnership with S.L Immersion. In 2023, I joined the Payet Formation Group as a French as a Foreign Language (FLE) teacher, specializing in children's literature and kamishibai. In September, I expanded my horizons by becoming a sales representative for FESTIFLE, now specializing in Artificial Intelligence.Since then, the adventure continues...Ready to explore the world of words and education with me? Contact me for our future collaboration