The academic year has started and you have not found a company yet? Do not give up: you can still continue your search.
Depending on the start date of your programme, you may still have several weeks to sign an apprenticeship contract. Now is the time to increase your applications and, above all, make your profile visible to recruiters.
If a student begins an apprenticeship training programme without having found an employer yet, French regulations allow up to 3 months after the start of the training programme to sign an apprenticeship contract.
👉 For example: if your programme started on 1 September, you may in principle sign a contract until 1 December.
👀 Make yourself visible to recruiters
Your search does not depend only on the vacancies you apply for. With the Alumni X Link CV database, recruiters can also directly search for students whose profiles match their recruitment needs.
In your professional status, select “Actively looking” or “Open to opportunities” so that your profile can appear in the CV database.
Make sure your CV clearly highlights your programme, skills, previous experience and the type of contract you are looking for.
Job title, target roles, business sector and contract type: the more accurate your information is, the easier it is for recruiters to find you.
If you are still searching, add #alternance to the skills on your profile. This makes it easier to identify you in searches and CV databases dedicated to students who are still available.
🚀 Do not just wait for the right vacancy
Check new offers regularly, send spontaneous applications to companies that interest you, use your network and keep your Alumni X Link profile up to date. A recruiter may also contact you directly.
Your checklist before continuing your search
Increase your chances of being noticed
It only takes a few minutes to check your profile and make sure you are visible in the CV database.
Make my profile visible to recruiters →Need support with your search?
You can also contact the University's career support services for help with your CV, applications or career plans.
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