Have you finished your studies? Are you looking for your first job? Here are the answers to some of the questions you're probably asking yourself!
Le OSE service (Orientation Stage Emploi) supports students in the construction of their professional project and in their job search. You can make an appointment with a jobseeker or take part in group workshops.
Contact : Job placement guidance service
Maison des étudiants - 36A avenue de l'observatoire - France ose@univ-fcomte.fr – 03 81 66 50 65
L'registration happens online on candidate.francetravail.fr.
You will then be offered a visit your branch to validate your registration, take stock of your job search and determine the steps you need to take to find a job.
L'APEC is the Association pour l'emploi des cadres. It assists executives and university graduates in their job search: job offers, face-to-face or remote interviews with an adviser, etc.
L'APEC in Besançon: 2 G avenue des Montboucons - Temis - Immeuble Novatech-Plaza
Contact: centre.apec.fr
LAPECITA supports anyone looking for a job in agriculture, the food industry and the environment. It offers appointments with advisers.
Contact the Dijon office: 23 rue de l'Ingénieur Bertin - 21600 Longvic - tel. 03 80 52 93 52. dijon@apecita.com
The Burgundy-Franche-Comté Region has set up a scheme to support entrepreneurs: BénéFiCes Créa'.
In Besançon, 4 organisations are BénéFiCes Créa' accredited and provide support to anyone with a business start-up project:
- BGE Franche-Comté 2 C Chemin de Palente, tel 03 81 47 97 00
- CCI Saône-Doubs 46 avenue Villarceau, tel 03 81 25 25 70
- CMA - Doubs site Nef aux métiers, 101 rue de Vesoul, tel 03 73 55 20 20
- CAE Coopilote 7 rue Alfred de Vigny, tel 03 81 95 48 91, contact@coopilote.com
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A Besançon Cap emploi - 81 rue de Dole - tel 03 81 41 37 16
Are you from anEuropean UniontheEuropean Economic Area or Switzerland : you can stay in France for as long as you like to look for a job after your studies.
You have a promise of employment or an employment contract: you can apply for a residence permit that will allow you to work, but only for certain occupations that are "in short supply" (employers find it difficult to recruit for these occupations).
Please note Some countries have signed more favourable agreements with France (Benin, Burkina Faso, Cape Verde, Congo, Gabon, Georgia, Mauritius, Senegal and Tunisia).
With a professional bachelor's or master's degree, you can work in any occupation related to your training, as long as you earn a salary of at least €2,702.70 gross per month.
You do not have a promise of employment or an employment contract: if your degree is a professional bachelor's or master's (or equivalent), you can apply for a residence permit to look for work/create a business, valid for twelve months and non-renewable while you look for work in France.
Please note: apply for these residence permits at least 2 months before the expiry date of your student card.
This programme is aimed at under 31 who are no longer students who want to go abroad.
The aim is to make a internship abroad which will give you valuable experience for the rest of your career.
You must live in Burgundy-Franche-Comté.
A minimum income of €763 per month is guaranteed in the form of a grant or unemployment benefit, depending on the case.
La Mission locale du Grand Besançon supports young people who are school leavers in their social integration, their job search, their need for qualifications, but also in their health, their housing, their mobility, their leisure activities and their need for a helping hand.
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