1. Search job websites in France, such as Indeed.com, Monster.fr and StepStone.fr.
2. Attend job fairs in France to meet potential employers. 3. contact French placement agents who can help you with your job search.
4. Search online forums for information on working in France.
5. Forward your CV and cover letter to French companies that recruit workers.
6. Ask friends and family to help you look for a job in France.
Search for a job online after moving to France
Indeed.com:
To search for jobs in France, change the location on the homepage. The user can choose a location from the list, type in a specific city or select a neighbourhood around the chosen city.
Monster.fr:
Monster.fr contains a section with job offers in France. The user can select a specific offer or search for jobs in a location by entering a specific city or selecting a specific region.
StepStone.fr:
StepStone.fr offers a section with job vacancies in France. The user can search for jobs in a particular location by typing in a specific city or selecting a specific region.
Job fairs in France after a move
Start by preparing your CV and cover letter in French. Register on the event’s website and consult the list of potential employers. Prepare a presentation about yourself outlining your experience and skills. Prepare questions you can ask employers at the fair. Wear appropriate attire and make sure you have enough business cards. Also be prepared for possible interviews and be prepared for questions that employers may ask. Bring copies of your references from previous employers with you. Make sure you have all the necessary documents such as your passport, visas, etc. Be prepared to take a language test or other tests to verify your CV. Find enough time to look at offers and talk to potential employers.
Employment agencies in France
There is a job placement market in France to help jobseekers find a suitable position. Placement agencies offer assistance in finding employment and also help to facilitate the recruitment process. Most recruitment agencies offer an online service, making it possible to quickly compare job vacancies. Most recruitment agencies are part of a network, so you can quickly find information about available jobs. Placement agencies may also offer advisory services on salaries and other terms and conditions of employment. In order to use the services of a recruitment agency, jobseekers usually have to register in a database and pay a registration fee.
Job vacancies on internet forums
You can obtain information about working in France online through various sources, such as the websites of French employment offices, online job portals, social networks where you can meet French employers and ask about employment opportunities, and the websites of recruitment agencies. You can also contact local employment agencies or recruitment companies that offer information on the French labour market for more information.
Curriculum Vitae for French companies
The CV and cover letter should be prepared in French. The CV should include information about your education, experience and skills. The cover letter should reflect your French language skills, skills and work experience. The documents should be carefully worded and well structured to express interest and commitment.
Finding a job in France with the help of friends
Use social networks to ask for help with your job search in France. Ask friends, family, acquaintances, neighbours to speak on your behalf and recommend you to potential employers.
