Offer an internship or recruit an Arts et Métiers engineer
Offer an internship
As part of their studies, engineering students must complete several internships in companies. Each year, more than 2,500 internships are carried out.
The first-year internship is an opportunity to discover the industrial world. Lasting four weeks, it focuses on performing operational tasks as an operator in the fields of production or industrial services.
In the second year, the optional industrial internship allows engineering students to put their skills to use in a real-world setting. Conducted in France or abroad, it lasts 13 weeks, between mid-June and the end of September. Its objective is the practical application of what is learned during the teaching units: establishing a preliminary design, developing a detailed design, mastering the transformation of materials, designing an industrial system, piloting an industrial system, or evaluating human-structure-society interactions.
The highlight of the program, the six-month end-of-studies internship allows students to demonstrate the knowledge and skills they have acquired throughout the course. It culminates in a report, an evaluation by the internship supervisor at the company, and a public defense.
The bachelor's degree program also includes internships that directly contribute to the students' skill development: a four-week practical internship in the first year, a three-month internship in the second year, and an intensive professional immersion in the final year.
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Hire an Arts et Métiers engineer
The employment and career centers of alumni associations connect companies with the profiles they are looking for.
The Société des Ingénieurs Arts et Métiers, which has more than 28,000 students and graduates, posts more than 1,000 job offers per month. Members can upload their CVs online. Recruiters can post their job offers free of charge onthe dedicated website and also carry out targeted searches in the CV database.
The National Union of FormerArts et Métiers Apprentices, which brings together graduates who have completed apprenticeship training, also has a job and careers center. Recruiters can post their job offers online free of charge viathe dedicated page on the UNAM website. To access targeted profiles, they can contact the association!
