Education
- Lycée Prince Albert I de Monaco, baccalaureate literary section
- Collège Charles III de Monaco
- Lycée Français de Zurich (for a short time)
- An École Primaire (primary school) in Auron, France
Pauline is said to have skipped a year in school, making her a year behind her brother, rather than two years behind. She received her French Baccalauréat degree in July 2011.
As of December 2011, according the Princess Stephanie, Pauline is assisting her with all aspects of the 2012 International Circus Festival of Monte-Carlo and studying a fourth language at Language School in Monaco
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