Many of you are looking for a student job to help finance your year. The answers to the questions below will give you all the information you need to find the right job for you.
Animation, catering, cleaning... the job opportunities are varied. You'll find ideas and leads on www.jeunes-bfc.fr.
Having job ideas allows you to make unsolicited applications and increases your chances of finding a job.
- Visit Crous have job offers for all students on www.jobaviz.fr or by writing to jobetudiant@crous-bfc.fr
- Offers fromYouth Info are open to all, students and non-students alike, and are available online at jobs-bfc.fr
- There are many other job boards. A selection is available on www.jeunes-bfc.fr
Offers fromYouth Info are aimed at all young people: jobs-bfc.fr
Offers from Crous are on www.jobaviz.fr and are for students only.
Visit Crous and theMarie and Louis Pasteur University hire students in their departments throughout the year:
Local governments and public agencies offer summer jobs to young people. This is the case, for example, with the City of Besançon and the CHU. Job postings are posted online at the beginning of the year, and the application deadline is at the end of February.
You'll find childcare offers at babysitting-bfc.fr and on www.jobaviz.fr (for students only).
Visit Bafa is a diploma that allows you to be occasional entertainer working with children or teenagers in a leisure center, vacation center, after-school care center, etc.
For more information on the diploma, training organizations and financial aid: www.jeunes-bfc.fr.
The City of Besançon regularly hires after-school program leaders and may cover the cost of the BAFA certification in certain cases: emploi.grandbesancon.fr (Type «after-school» in the keyword field.).
Visit seasonal agricultural jobs without qualifications are few in number in Burgundy-Franche-Comté. The main ones are corn castration in Burgundy (late June to early August), the harvest in Burgundy and the Jura (late August through early October).
Visit seasonal farm workers are entitled to a housing assistance 150 per month (for up to 4 months): www.jeunes-bfc.fr
Crous student employment service helps students create a resume and cover letter, search for companies, and prepare for interviews…
Make an appointment on www.messervices.etudiant.gouv.fr
Contact Crous, Direction de la vie étudiante, 40 avenue de l'Observatoire, jobetudiant@crous-bfc.fr, www.crous-bfc.fr
Youth Info provides computers and can help with CVs and cover letters.
Contact 27 rue de la République, tel 03 81 21 16 16, contact@jeunes-bfc.fr
Yes, the Crous and Youth Info organize an annual jobs forum, late March or early April of each year.
Dates are published on jobs-bfc.fr a few weeks before.
Visit Crous organizes jobs dating : www.crous-bfc.fr
The platform My Events Employment of France Travail lists the forums, job datings, trade fairs’employment throughout France: mesevenementemploi.francetravail.fr -> enter City=”Besançon”, Types=“forum”, “Job dating”, Public=”young people”.”
No. The young people under 26 pay no tax on wages earned during their studies provided you earn no more than 3 months of Smic per year.
Yes. Working students at least 10 hours a weekcan benefit from Special Study Program (RSE) which allows for accommodations to be made in the course of studies; these accommodations may concern, among other things, timetabling, attendance or possible exemptions.
For more information, contact your school's education department.
For more information, please contact :
- from employee representatives of your company
- a employee union
- of the DREETS (Direction régionale de l'Economie, de l'Emploi, du Travail et des Solidarités) by calling 0 806 000 126 or by making an appointment on their website: bourgogne-franche-comte.dreets.gouv.fr
- number 3939 Allô Service Public
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Get in touch with a handicap referent at your school.
For the’Marie and Louis Pasteur University, contact the Disability Initiative : www.umlp.fr
Yes, an international student can work 964 hours a year (which represents 60% of the legal working time). No work permit is required.
Please note: Algerian students can only work 50% of the legal working time (around 800h).
The employer must apply for a provisional work permit (APT).
This difference can be explained by the fact that their status is defined by the Franco-Algerian Agreement of December 27, 1968.
Visit Crous student employment service organizes events throughout the year to support students in their job search:
- jobdatings ;
- workshops on job search techniques (Boost your CV, boost your cover letter, prepare your recruitment interview, prepare for jobdating, find a company) ;
- first-aid training PSC and SST.
Visit Bafa allows becoming an animator from age 16 in leisure centers during the school year, or in vacation centers during the vacations. Find out more on www.jeunes-bfc.fr.
Please note: the Ville de Besançon hires after-school care staff throughout the school year.
It can finance the Bafa for hosts who so wish: emploi.grandbesancon.fr (Type «after-school» in the keyword field.).
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