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The School and its graduates
Network of graduates in business
According to an official report, many businesses are giving more and more priority to the graduate network in order to establish and develop their School – Business relationships. One of our main objectives is to create, develop and improve just such a Graduate Network within partner and/or target businesses.
The Network will enable us to identify graduates who work in partner companies and as such stay in contact with our former students.
The Network of graduates in business will survive through mutual promotion by the business for the school and vice versa, with the intention of being an opportunity catalyst. It has several aims :
For ESIGELEC :
- To improve the reputation of ESIGELEC with businesses in France and throughout the world
- To develop relationships and exchanges between graduates in order to help them benefit from an effective professional network.
- To offer a large number of services: support in finding work, help with professional integration, career management advice, etc.
- To initiate new partnerships
For businesses :
- To improve the reputation of the Business with our students and as such ensure better visibility for its various business activities and professions
- To respond to the issues it faces associated with recruiting young talent
- To facilitate the integration of new arrivals
Observatory for Employment and Professions
The aims of the Observatory
To inform: to provide general quantitative and qualititative information regarding professions and education.
To anticipate: to facilitate better visibility of career development issues, on the basis of gathering a varied range of information and resources (Young Graduates Survey via the CGE Association, at 5 and 10 years)
To help manage human resources: to provide methods and tools intended to develop the skills and training of staff in particular sectors.
To observe, count, analyse and reproduce data regarding professions, statistics, interim studies, on full time and continuing education in order to make them available to businesses, students, graduates and institutional bodies.
2009 Survey of 2008 Graduates
