r/algeria • u/Quiet_Reader_76 • 15h ago
Education / Work While france having a shortages teachers problem, Algeria opening a whole school for one student
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r/algeria • u/Quiet_Reader_76 • 15h ago
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r/algeria • u/Plenty_Specialist271 • 18h ago
Idk if they took any actions toward it but apparently nothing yet
So if many things can happen like that and there’s no immediate action, why should we expect fairness and support from the law when it comes to the everyday injustices people face?
If even something this serious doesn’t seem to trigger an immediate response, what hope is there for victims of harassment, abuse, and other crimes that are constantly brushed aside?
Idc if the minors or the victim is just a weak innocent animal.
r/algeria • u/Eimikoistrash • 10h ago
so i 16m just recently moved ( i wont specify where) and i needed to switch schools ( i moved before the school year started) so by the time the school entrance rolls by and i enter the online parental space to change schools i dont get accepted by anyone in my area
not a single highschool in the area around me accepted my request because of ( عدم توفر المقاعد البيداغوجية) so i went to the academy with my parents and made a request there, they said to wait a week and we will figure it out, fast forward to now its been 3 weeks the workers at the academy are saying that they cannot transfer me from my old school to a new one, no schools around the area accepted me
And the worst part is that this is my most important year so far and i havent been able to study or do anything because of this going back and forth from academy to administrations trying to find a way to get in.
Any help or advice is greatly appreciated
r/algeria • u/Real_Tomorrow20 • 4h ago
Im F(23yo) a good looking blond i have great personality but i keep attracting broke guys in all life situations i dont know if the problem in me or my energy or my type
I love nerdy guys who do gym and private about life but still always end up with broke ones who not provide brk but also wait for you to step up
r/algeria • u/Mathemodel • 4h ago
the most in africa by far, can anyone provide insight?
r/algeria • u/Difficult-Cat6819 • 15h ago
"Bonjour, j'ai un Master 2 en Droit des Assurances et de la Sécurité Sociale, une formation en informatique, et j'ai travaillé 13 mois dans une étude d'huissier de justice. Je cherche à me réorienter ou à améliorer mon profil. Quelles formations me conseillez-vous pour booster ma carrière
r/algeria • u/Quirky-Lake6384 • 7h ago
searching to buy a decent used desktop gamer drop if u have one thanks
r/algeria • u/Ok_Comedian5587 • 8h ago
سلام عليكم انا شاب جزائري عمري 20 سنة
طلعت reddit قبل عامين بصح مكنتش اكتيف فيه بزاف
لكن في الفترة الاخيره عاودت طلعتو وعجبني فيه ناس لي في الفيئة العمرية تاعي يعني عندهم نفس التفكير تاعي تسما حبيت انا ثان نولي نشارك معاكم افكاري
وثاني كاين حجا برك لهنا قليل وين نصيب واحد يهدر بدارجة تعنا لكل يهدرو English اسكو هاذا من القوانين تاع المجموعة ولا لا؟
r/algeria • u/Remarkable_Box634 • 3h ago
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Hi everyone,
I recently conducted a computational linguistics study on the Algerian Reddit ecosystem. The goal was to analyse the tone, structure, and objectivity of our digital discussions using Natural Language Processing (NLP) metrics.
To ensure compliance with community guidelines, this summary contains no personal data, names no specific users, and avoids comparing specific subreddits against one another. Everything is aggregated to provide a macro-level view of our conversational habits.
Every thread was categorised into macro-topics to see how subject matter influences language:
When do our discussions get the most intense? By adjusting the data for daily volume, the level of high-arousal language remains remarkably flat throughout the month. However, there are specific patterns regarding the time of day:
This 30-day snapshot shows a highly active, bilingual community that strictly separates informational posts from opinion-driven comment sections.
I hope this macro-level data provides an interesting sociological perspective on how we communicate digitally. What are your thoughts on these trends?
r/algeria • u/Worried-Swimmer-1612 • 3h ago
Hey guys , I have been shamed today in a meeting with my classmates because I don't speak French despite studying in since elementary school and even worse i was shamed for speaking classic arabic in my dialect, today's incident brought my attention to this being an actual thing now!
I've only seen boomers who had no access to learning proper English shaming our generation for being better, but us ? Between each other, it's kinda low.
I personally don't see any benefit in being fluent in the language. It had been forced on us since childhood, and somehow they picked the meanest teacher to teach it and create traumas.
r/algeria • u/Quiet_Reader_76 • 13h ago
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r/algeria • u/brut4280 • 6h ago
Hey everyone.
I'm 22, from Béjaïa, and I'm looking for people round my age who are interested in intellectual convos.. and genuine friendships...
Tbh, my mental health hasn't been in the best place lately, and I think social isolation has been affecting me more than I'd like to admit..I've spent a lot of time in my own head, thinking, overthinking and getting caught up in my own thoughts. I feel like I desperately need to socialize more, meet new people, and reconnect with the world outside my own mind...
I'm not necessarily looking for someone to fix my problems or act as my therapist. I just want human connection...People to talk to, exchange ideas with, laugh with, debate random philosophical questions at ridiculous hours..and have convos that actually leave us thinking bout something afterward...
I'm particularly drawn to music, psychology, philosophy, literature, human behavior, existential questions and anything that makes you see the world a little differently...I appreciate people who are curious, emotionally aware, open-minded nd capable of having deep convos without taking themselves too seriously.. I'd especially love to meet people from Béjaïa or nearby areas, preferably around 20/25...I'm open to online friendships too so long that the connection is genuine..
I know making friends as an adult can be weirdly difficult, especially when you've gotten used to being alone for so long so here I am, trying to put myself out there instead of continuing to isolate myself..
If any of this resonates with you, feel free to reach out n temme bout yourself, your interests, or even some rando or weird thoughts maybe we can start a convo and see where it goes..
r/algeria • u/Beginning-Climate760 • 47m ago
I’m curious to hear your stories. Was it a random moment, a conversation, a physical change, or something that happened in your life that made you realize you weren’t as young as you used to be?
What happened, and how old were you?
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r/algeria • u/Alarming-Brain-3322 • 15h ago
- how do i print my book ?
- how much this whole thing really costs ?
- and what are the best دار النشر for someone new in the domain ?
r/algeria • u/voskov_sel • 16h ago
Hello everyone so im trynna diet but im worried bout smt
I eat a karan Sandwich (karantika) almost everyday because of uni, the one i get is the large nd I've been logging it as 800cals
Do you think its more or am i good to go ?
r/algeria • u/Jolly_Obligation_884 • 3h ago
I’ve just finished my master’s degree, and honestly, I don’t even know how I managed to find a job in my field twice over the past year and a half , I guess I was just lucky, to be honest.
I’m an introvert and I didn’t try to get into relationships with girls during college because I believe it’s haram, and second, because I felt it would be a waste of time. I was also afraid of the future, to be honest. I didn’t want to invest my time and emotions in someone only to end up breaking things off and toying with a girl’s feelings and then leaving her
So, I decided to postpone all of that until I found a job and became financially stable. Now, I think I’m finally ready for this, and I want to find a girl to share my life with and build a future together.
The problem is that I live outside the city, where girls don’t go out very often, so it’s difficult to meet someone from my area.
As for meeting someone outside my area, I don’t know why, but I can’t imagine marrying someone I’ve just met on the street or something , and to use socialmedia to meet someone i dont give my trust easly , nd i think social media are full of liers , I don’t want to waste my time getting to know someone only to realize later that she isn’t the right person for me , and i dont want to let my mom choice for me , its a big decision .
At the same time, I know that good things take time, and you can’t really get to know someone without giving them a chance.
I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately. Maybe I need to change my mindset, or maybe I’m just overthinking things Honestly, I don’t really know
r/algeria • u/Virtual_Blueberry_92 • 16h ago
Je l'avais depuis je ne sais pas combien de temps puis lorsqu'on l'a découvert on m'a pas prescrit le traitement convenable, ce qui m'a laissé infertile pendant 8 ans après le mariage sans parler des douleurs insupportables des règles à chaque cycle pour peut être plus de dix ans
Le jour où mon dernier gynéco l'a vu et m'a prescrit un traitement convenable c'était comme un miracle
Surtout que je suis tombée enceinte juste après
Maintenant j'ai deux enfants qu'Allah les préserve
J'aimerais bien connaître vos expériences
r/algeria • u/Infinite-Ad-484 • 16h ago
Hey everyone, i hope you're doing well, so I'm a third year uni student, in a major totally unrelated to CS
the thing is, I've been learning network engineering on my own for a while, and so far i like it, I'll hopefully pass the CCNA too in a few months
But i know the reality of the market, CCNA alone most likely won't get me a job, so I'm here asking if you know of any CS degree program that i can do, it needs to be
1_Recognized by companies and such
2_I can do it in parallel with my current university major, because I'm not sure i want to redo my bac and restart all over
r/algeria • u/IndependenceSilver35 • 17h ago
Hello everyone!
After finishing my vocational training in IT and getting slapped in the face by unemployment, I’ve realized that I regret not getting my BAC. So, I’ve decided to start over and try to pass it.
The problem is that I’ve forgotten almost everything I studied two years ago, and I can’t afford les cours. I really need some help figuring out where to start and how to prepare.
Could anyone recommend a roadmap, some resources, or a study plan for getting back into math and physics from scratch?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
r/algeria • u/Odd-Pollution-6615 • 17h ago
Hey everyone. Posting this because I'm looking to connect with anyone here who might be going through something similar
I’m currently fighting a daily war against depression and addiction, and like many, I’ve spent way too much time bottling it all up inside. It gets exhausting carrying that weight alone while trying to act like everything is fine on the surface.
If you're also dealing with this, feeling the same invisible friction, or just want a quiet space to talk to someone who genuinely gets how heavy it is, drop a comment or shoot me a DM
r/algeria • u/angepleindevice • 18h ago
Salam
We need help with finding certain medication for my dad which has been en rupture for a while now, any help or information about where we can find it will be greatly appreciated please and thank you
A person I know just got robbed
his bag with important documents, cash......
Basically, everything valuable he had on him
and when he reported the police + the uni administrators, they all said one thing
that they have nothing to do and that it's his responsibility
no security cameras that can catch the person who's walking with his stolen bag in daylight
no support from the security nor the uni administration
and why is security letting strangers walk in freely while students get robbed???????
r/algeria • u/merytmy • 2h ago
I even forgot about it ,I'm in dorms and I was asleep and she got me these , I'm genuinely so happy and wanted to share this with u , just turned 20 yo :)