
Goal: a DDEN (National Education Delegate) in every school in Marseille's 3rd district (4th and 5th arrondissements). DDENs have a history tied to public education, with origins in the 1793 Convention. Various laws—Guizot (1833), Falloux (1850), Goblet (1886)—established and evolved the role, now consolidated in the Education Code (2000). Our legitimacy rests on promoting public education and respecting constitutional secularism principles. Today, any French citizen over 25 can serve.

E.S.A de Marseille
Friendly School Support (E.S.A) invites students, professionals, or retirees to volunteer weekly supporting students who…

JobIRL
Intervene at high school to help young people broaden their horizons and envision a professional future that suits them.…

Groupe Marseille Centre EEDF (Eclaireuses et Eclaireurs de France)
Lead activities for children and young people. If you're 16 or older and want to develop animation skills—whether throug…

Escale Marseille Etudiants (E.M.E.)
Support students in English or mathematics through tutoring sessions, typically 1-2 hours weekly. Help with English lang…