An internship abroad opens the door to a career without borders! Ready to set sail?
10 000+
Partner companies
2
Compulsory one-month work placement in B1
4
Possible months of work experience in B2
6
Possible months of work experience in B3
1 500
Internship agreements issued each year
A global curriculum
INTERNATIONAL EMPLOYABILITY
Expand your network through international meetings and enjoy an unforgettable experience of complete immersion in the culture and language of your host country.
As the world goes global, international exposure has become an essential part of our communications programmes. More than just a line on your CV, this adventure could give your career a real boost!
Digital, influence, luxury, media, design, artificial intelligence, advertising: take an international break during your course at Sup de Pub, whatever your field of specialisation!
From defining your career plan to finding the right host company, and including the application process and administrative formalities, our teams are there to support you every step of the way and make your work placement abroad a success…
We’ll help you define your objectives more clearly, define the types of assignments and fields of action you’re looking for, adapt your CV to the country you’re looking for and work on your recruitment interview in the target language to give you every chance of success. You can also find all our internship offers in France and abroad on our dedicated platform.
At Sup de Pub, we also give you the opportunity to join one of our campuses in London, Barcelona or Munich for a semester or to complete your entire academic course. Stay on after your course to do your work placement!
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We’ll meet you on the campus of your choice. We look forward to meeting you!
THE PLACEMENT AGREEMENT
To carry out an internship, an agreement must be signed between the school, the student and the host company.
Trainees retain their student status
Registration of the trainee in the host company’s personnel register
Definition of the student’s working conditions within the company (length of placement, whether paid or not)
The internship may not exceed 132 days’ presence at the company
Our partners who are recruiting
You have access to all the job offers in the OMNES Education network. In total, over 10,000 French and international companies looking for new talent open their doors to all our profiles every year.
SUP DE PUB HELPS YOU FIND A WORK-LINKED TRAINING CONTRACT
Finding a work contract is mission number 1 if you decide to opt for a sandwich course. Don’t panic: at Sup de Pub, our teams will give you unfailing support to help you find the job that best matches your course, your expectations and your personality!
Once your contract is in place, we make sure that everything runs smoothly: the work-linked training scheme must be a success for both parties. Our teams are on hand from start to finish to make sure that happens.
On each of our campuses, our Corporate Relations Department (SREA) will support you at every stage of your work-study search:
Help in drawing up a coherent career plan
CV and covering letter coaching
Preparing for recruitment interviews
Distribution of work-linked training opportunities from our partners
Organisation of company forums and job dating events throughout the year
Having travelled to 5 continents during their studies at Sup de Pub, our students are unanimous: this human and professional experience has changed their lives.
Hortense began her career as Account Manager at Zorba, where she stayed for two and a half years. She then moved to Cartier, where she rose through the ranks to become Global Creative Communications Strategic Projects Manager.
Hortense Richer DelavauGlobal strategic & Creative CommunicationsCartier International
It was during the “Grande Cause” competition organized with the Havas agency that I was spotted and recruited by Agathe Bousquet.
Arthur PerezHead of StrategyStereo Creative (London)
Jocelyn has worked in advertising for 17 years and is currently Creative Director at Publicis Singapore. He co-leads a team that creates campaigns for the APAC region (SEA, ANZ, India) for P&G brands such as Pantene, H&S, Rejoice, Olay…
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