Whats a good college to go to to become and english teacher in france?

Working anywhere in Europe without a passport from a European member state is always going to be difficult. But not impossible. Generally speaking you need to be in the country itself to find work. You need to contact all the schools in the area and approach each one in turn, asking for work. The best time is at the start of the academic year when a school may have been left in the lurch and is desperate for a teacher. You may be lucky and pick something up but the chances are that you will be employed cash-in-hand and without any insurance or other safeguards. Or you may get several different jobs to make it full time. Or a few private lessons to help pay the bills. Only if you prove to your employer that you are a fine TEFL teacher and worth the effort will they start the process of getting you a work permit and legal status. That means you have to be a fine TEFL teacher! Turn up on time, do the work well, be nice to the students, etc and know your business. You'll also need the qualifications (generally a degree and a TEFL certificate) and look that part. As I said at the beginning. It's difficult but possible as can be seen by quite a few American, Canadian, Australian etc, teachers working in Europe legally after starting out illegally.