Air France is Seeking its Future Work-Study Students for 2024
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Dreaming of a career in the aviation industry? Join Air France as a work-study student and develop your skills with one of the sector’s leading actors.
As it does every year, Air France is recruiting a large number of work-study students. This year, the company is seeking to fill 1,100 positions across all business areas, and for all diploma levels:
· Aircraft Maintenance (mechanics, engineers, etc.)
· IT & Data (business analysts, designer/developers, data scientists, etc.)
· Support Functions (finance, marketing, human resources, etc.)
· Digital (e-development, product managers...)
· Strategy and Economic Performance
· Customer Relations
· Cargo & Supply Chain (logistics project managers, aircraft supply technicians, etc.)
· ... and so much more!
All vacancies are available on the recruitment website.
This year, Air France is also organizing a special work-study webinar (in French) on Wednesday, April 24th from 6:00 to 7:30 pm (Paris time). During this event, which is open to all students, work-study students currently with the company will talk about their experience, and candidates will be able to ask them questions.
A commitment to helping young people join the workforce
Air France accompanies young professionals by offering them a comprehensive training program (technical, cultural, and professional, and including "soft skills" workshops and hackathons). This commitment has earned the company the "Engagement Jeunes 2024" label, with the "Best in Class" award for its mentorship dimension.
Beyond the transmission of knowledge, the company is also appreciated for its commitment to sustainable development, its capacity for innovation and its international dimension.
Through strong social policies and as a signatory of various agreements, the company encourages integration through employment, respect for equal opportunity, more opportunities for women in aviation professions, the fight against discrimination and the promotion of diversity in all its forms.
