On 31 October, an article appeared in Figaro Étudiant that warmed our hearts. Because it tells us that we’re still on the right track, and that our students are doing well, on work placements, sandwich courses and permanent contracts. The article entitled “Which schools do the most famous advertising agencies recruit from?” underlines the fact that Sup de Pub is particularly appreciated by advertising agencies when it comes to recruiting new talent. This recognition is essential if we are to continue to provide the best possible training for tomorrow’s communicators!
When it comes to recruiting creatives, Sup de Pub offers interesting profiles, as these are pragmatic courses of study.
Sup de Pub sends us some very good people. I'm very impressed when I see that they already know a lot about our business by the time they graduate.
Our training courses are cutting-edge, and in phase with the evolution of our businesses.
Among the schools that offer good creative profiles, I can say: Sup de Pub
It's not so much skills that we're looking for, but curiosity, open-mindedness and a real personality.
Sup de Pub is always ready to listen to agencies, advertisers, their needs and their ideas, and to try to take our students even further. New technologies have changed the game and made everything move faster. Our teaching methods need to reflect this, to evolve, to question, to adapt, to assert themselves, to be agile and to make proposals. And we’re delighted to see how each year our students rival each other in ingenuity and talent to continue to surprise us and teach us.
Former students testify to the quality of their training, based on practical experience and internships, which encourages a high rate of employability. Sup de Pub continues to be a benchmark for those wishing to succeed in this dynamic sector, and we’re delighted about that. Seeing how our alumni place each year and build their careers, and receiving recognition from professionals through their comments, is always so motivating.
This article reinforces our belief in the usefulness of our professions, in the performance and talent of our students, and above all in the ever-growing complicity with companies. We are training the future communicators of tomorrow in a world where doing this job is becoming both more complex and more challenging.