How can we help students find a company for an internship or a work-study programme?
In order to assist students with their search for an internship or a work-study contract, our schools’ corporate relations departments have set up a coaching strategy.
The Corporate Relations Department of our schools assists all our students with their search for a future company.
This support takes many forms:
- CV workshops to create a relevant CV
- Sending internship and work-study contract offers and negotiating partnerships with companies. These offers are available on an internal digital platform as well as on a dedicated Facebook group.
- Coaching in personal development
- Workshops on professions, presentation of market developments and opportunities by professionals in the sector
- Company events: afterwork, forums, job dating, etc.
- Professional conferences on employment-related topics
This support is reserved for admitted and enrolled students
Find a company: start your search now with immediate online support
You are not yet registered but wish to advance your company search? INSEEC offers a series of online conferences to help you fine-tune your project:
Are you not yet enrolled but wish to start your company search?
Webinar INSEEC: Sectors that are recruiting
Develop your soft skills as well as your existing hard skills
Webinar INSEEC: Develop soft skills
Working on your network: a market of opportunities
Webinar INSEEC: Working your network
Optimise your job interview and stand out
Webinar INSEEC: Optimize your job interview
Coaching basics: become a LinkedIn pro to increase your online visibility and improve your searches
2 online webinars to make you a LinkedIn expert
LinkedIn is no longer a resume database—it’s an online reputation tool. With 707 million members, the social network has a growing audience.
All our contacts, pages visited, comments, reactions, etc. add to our LinkedIn profile.
Webinar INSEEC: Become a LinkedIn pro
Webinar INSEEC: Rock your LinkedIn profile!
How do you build your LinkedIn professional brand?
Build your brand through:
- The profile: a complete, well-crafted page helps gain the trust of potential partners. A background image and a professional, recent and smiling profile photo brings 20 times more views! You should also consider writing a professional title and a relevant summary with these 4 types of information:
o You, your passions
o Your current role
o Your achievements, your goals, your future plans
o A call to action
This profile must be written in English if the target is English-speaking, in French if the target is French. Ideally do both, the English version will be offered according to the IP.
It is also necessary to add regularly updated photos and videos and any skills and certifications obtained. - Shares: ideally, you should make three posts, articles or shares per week to build an expert image. However, be careful not to create two publications on the same day.
Tag, tag, tag…especially people who have a large network!
Don’t just share again—add a little comment, tag, etc.
LinkedIn best practices
- Publish at a regular pace
- Vary topics and formats
- Be short and impactful, add #, @, Call To Action (CTA) and media
- Pay attention to spelling!
- Be careful with sensitive subjects, especially political and religious ones
Make it your own!
