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Post your offers
Are you willing to recruit at Sciences Po, for a job or an internship? The Sciences Po Careers website allows you to autonomously post and monitor your offers.
what is the procedure?
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Important: to post your offers, it is mandatory to create an employer account. Once created please allow administrator to validate it in a short delay. Once validated you will be able to access our jobboard to post your offers.
Post your offers
Advantages for the employers
By registering your offers yourself on our website:
- you will be guaranteed that they will go immediately online
- you have the possibility of monitoring applications from Sciences Po students with the tool « Internship/jobs offers > monitor my offers ».
learn more
- consult our guide for employers 'Recruit at Sciences Po' and learn more about internships and the internship calendar
- about our education programmes and career prospects
- meet and recruit at Sciences Po to raise your visibility
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To develop your employer brand's visibility and recruit our students:
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