Work Placement Contract

The intern’s status requires that the work placement agreement be signed by all three parties (school-student-company) before the internship begins.

You have taken the time to reflect ! You have negotiated and accepted the terms of your placement and have made a firm and binding commitment. In order to do so, please submit an online request for a work placement agreement.

    Click here             Click here

→ You can also find sample work placement agreements, the charter and the internship guidelines. 

Internship abroad

  If you are doing your work placement/job abroad, don’t forget the following:

Find out as much as possible about your destination, precautions you need to take and paperwork, and follow the recommendations issued by the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs.

• Information and recommendations for travellers
  
• Health alerts
• Health guidelines per country

Make sure that all your papers (Passport, visa, work permit) are in order. For many countries you’ll need a visa from the foreign embassy or consulate in France.  

• Foreign embassies and consulates

• Visa or work permit (see page vie pratique). 

•  www.workpermit.com 

Inform your Health Insurance Centre of your stay abroad and ask for the European Health Insurance Card (CEAM), which guarantees your health insurance rights in Europe during a temporary stay in an EEC country or in Switzerland. Students who pay for their medical costs abroad may be reimbursed by their supplementary health insurance policy which replaces the Social Security centre. Reimbursement is in line with French health care costs and there may be a big difference between the cost reimbursed and the actual cost paid.

• EEC countries

You are advised to take out a health and repatriation insurance policy for medical expenses, serious illness or accident. 

Check out the offer on Europ Assistance"pass études multi"    

• Europ assistance / General provisions 
• Europ assistance / Pass EtudeS policy

Register with the list of French expatriates. This formality, which is free of charge, applies to French citizens residing abroad for whatever length of time. You need to register at the nearest French Embassy or Consulate.

•   French Embassies and consulates abroad