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Recruit a work-study student

The teams at Grenoble Ecole de Management (GEM) can support you at every stage of your recruitment process, from advertising your vacancy to signing the contract.

One-time aid for apprentice employers.
Benefit from a maximum of 6,000 euros for the recruitment of an apprentice/work-study student of legal age for the first year of each apprenticeship contract signed between January 1 and December 31, 2023, and extended to 2024, preparing for a degree up to Master's level (5 years of higher educatin - level 7 of the National Directory of Professional Skills (RNCP in French).  
Find out more about the extension of apprenticeship public subsidies 

 

Step 1: Anticipate Your Recruitment Needs 

You identify your needs in terms of resources and draw up the work-study student's assignment.
You validate the assignment and the contract with GEM, then the Skills Operator (OPCO in French).
Grenoble Ecole de Management (GEM) identifies the training program best suited to the profile sought and distributes your work-study offer to the students concerned.

 

Step 2: Recruit Your Apprentice

You receive applications, organize your recruitment and select your future employee. 
Your future apprentice informs GEM of his or her future recruitment. 
You can also contact us directly.

 

Step 3: Finalize Your Contract

GEM draws up and sends you the documents you need to formalize the contract. 
You sign the employment contract with your future employee (CERFA document). 
You send these documents to your Skills Operator.

 

Step 4: Welcome Your New Employee

Your work-study student starts the new school year at Grenoble Ecole de Management and at your company. 
 

3 Key Points to Pave the Way for Your Work-Study Program 

Define a real need, and have a very clear vision of the mission entrusted to the work-study student. The objective must be clear to all parties involved - the student, the company, and the training organization.  

Be aware of the time required to accompany a young person on a work-study program. Regular time must be set aside to take stock of what has been learned and to identify areas for improvement. This guarantees the quality of the work-study program and the success of the challenge.  

The training organization must validate the content of the work-study assignment to ensure that it matches the training provided. This is a key factor in the success of the project.

Updated 7/24/2024