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Posted On: October 20th 2026, 04:21 pm
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Travailler pour pouvoir payer ses études, ça ne devrait pas être une obligation.

Pourtant, en France, 1 étudiant sur 2 exerce un emploi salarié en parallèle de ses études, selon le ministère du Travail. Et quand ce job devient une nécessité, c’est aussi la santé mentale qui en pâtit.

C’est ce qu’entendent les bénévoles Nightline chaque soir : des étudiants qui se sentent seuls, qui peinent à tout concilier, qui ont peur d’échouer ou d’abandonner. Et qui, par honte de la précarité, n’osent pas en parler autour d’eux.

Si tu te reconnais, ne reste pas seul. Nightline t’écoute tous les soirs de 21h à 2h30 :
📞 0 809 104 104 en français
📞 0 809 104 105 en anglais

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