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As part of its training programs, Arts et Métiers call upon external experts to give occasional lectures. These lectures, whether in the form of classes, case studies, or educational projects, enable students to interact with professionals during their studies.

Showcase your expertise to future engineers

Arts et Métiers companies the opportunity to actively contribute to the training of engineering students by participating in teaching activities. These activities help strengthen ties between the academic and professional worlds, while promoting your expertise and your business.

Why intervene?

  • Giving meaning to lessons: By sharing your real-world experiences, you help students better understand industrial challenges and the realities of the field.
  • Strengthen your employer brand: You position yourself as a committed player in training the talent of tomorrow.
  • Identify profiles: These discussions are also an opportunity to identify motivated students who are a good fit for your corporate culture.

How should we intervene?

  • Case studies and educational projects  
  • Challenges, hackathon  
  • Courses included in training modules
  • Participation in juries
  • ...

Practical details

The presentations are organized in collaboration with the teaching teams and representatives from the Corporate Relations Office, according to the ecosystem of each campus. 

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