Sunday, February 27, 2011

Maculopapular Rash Hiv In Blacks

Full success for the premiere of the national week of alternating higher Lorraine

More than 200 students moved February 24, 2011 to meet with companies recruiting in alternation and formalize their career plans at the forum linked terminating the national week alternation in Nancy.
It should be noted that they were well prepared in advance by a week of workshops organized by AFIJ BAIP universities and Lorraine.

The objectives were to inform students about opportunities for apprenticeships or vocational higher education (from tray to tray + 2 + 5) and facilitate reconciliation between youth and recruiting companies in alternation.

Large companies came in number ( Axa Batigère, BNP Paribas, Credit Agricole Lorraine, Dalkia, Decathlon, Délipapier, EDF, ERDF, La Banque Postale, Lidl, Manuloc, Rte, SNCF, Socam, Suez - Lyonnaise des Eaux, Veolia ) showed a real satisfaction. This forum enabled them to discover patterns that meet their needs.
training centers for apprentices (CFA) that accompanied the companies were able to present their activities to interested students.

DEMONET Laurence, Vice-President the Lorraine region, recalled that the alternation is a major asset for the economic development of the Lorraine.
Francis LAWRENCE, President of the INPL, representing NEAR University of Lorraine, has confirmed the involvement of the university will continue to promote degrees in rotation.

Device win for all stakeholders, youth, businesses and territories, the alternation has a bright future!
Go to the next edition in 2012!


Contacts:
AFIJ: Cecile Louvet - wolf (at) afij.org
Service HELP (University of Nancy II ) SCUIO (at) univ-nancy2.fr
Service TOMORROW (University Henri Poincaré): SCUIO (at) demain.uhp-nancy.fr

Thursday, February 24, 2011

Irregular Heartbeat Monitors

More than 500 students and graduates experiencing accompanied by disability in 2010 AFIJ

More half of new recipients of this action was placed on the AFIJ following communication operations conducted directly by AFIJ (AFIJ Websites: www.jd-handicap.info, campaign for access to rights, Employment Days Handicap internship, participation in Forum
...). The other youths were informed or guided by partners AFIJ: missions disability education institutions, partners, community leaders, etc..
AFIJ The operator is the "Action for Employment of Disabled Students" of AGEFIPH in 4 regions: Alsace, Ile de France Languedoc-Roussillon and Rhone-Alpes together total nearly half the student youth ...
In Rhone Alps, with support from the ESF, other young disabled job seekers for over a year, have received assistance in finding employment, training or patronage.
These actions are aimed at students and recent graduates (less than a year) with disabilities.
The coaching of AFIJ aims to enable every young access to an internship at a sandwich course or a first experience (CSD, CTT or CDI), housing related professionals. In 2010, 308 youth have benefited from a positive solution.
In addition, all relays AFIJ welcome young people with disabilities in all other regions in the context of collective action: reception, information center, training modules on job search techniques , offers consulting, participation in professional interfaces, etc..

Contact: Laura Dagorne - Dagorne (at) AFIJ (dot) org

Tuesday, February 22, 2011

Road Test In Wayne Nj...

Experience associative

2011 is the Year of the Volunteer and volunteering. Beyond the speeches, the specific question of taking into account commitments of youth associations by recruiters is one of the issues. It is complex because there are big differences between the associative experiences. This complexity is related to the different status of young people (volunteers, volunteers, directors of the association), and the nature of their activities (Scouts, volunteers Red Cross or Afev, hosts of a theater, sports coaches a junior team, etc.. ).
Other factors come into play in recruitment. There is a significant difference between the networks Fame (Red Cross, Scouts, sports clubs, etc..) And associations that have sometimes initials "anonymous" and an original practice. The personal commitment of recruiters play, and it is natural to take into account the associative experiences during the job interview.
For the young, an experience Associative boils most often by a line on a resume. Behind it lurk content, time spent, responsibilities exercised, etc.. On this point, the certification by the association, one way or another, activity conducted, responsibilities occupied, is a practical and indispensable.
Read the rest of this article in the latest issue of potential the letter recruiters of graduates.
Contact: Daniel Lamar - Lamar (at) afij.org