THE GRADUATE SCHOOL FOR TOMORROW'S ENGINEERS - ESIEA
THE GRADUATE SCHOOL FOR TOMORROW'S ENGINEERS - ESIEA
THE GRADUATE SCHOOL FOR TOMORROW'S ENGINEERS - ESIEA
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Tailored educational<br />
follow-up<br />
Teaching staff attentive to your development and success<br />
The teaching team comprises highly qualified educationalists (lecturer-researchers,<br />
university doctorates, company consultants and specialists), who place the<br />
students at the heart of the pedagogical teaching system.<br />
They are available and ready to listen, attentive to the development of each and<br />
every student, whether it be a matter of overcoming a particular difficulty, extending<br />
specific knowledge or discovering a talent and putting it to use.<br />
Personalised support<br />
• Tutorials and support workshops<br />
• Streamed language classes<br />
• Initiation and methodology seminars for<br />
newcomers<br />
• Refresher courses prior to start of academic<br />
year (e.g. in maths and physics for holders<br />
of STI baccalaureate and in IT and<br />
electronics for the CPGE)<br />
Job opportunity in all sectors of activity*<br />
4,9 %<br />
6,6 %<br />
28 %<br />
10,2 %<br />
4,9 %<br />
38 %<br />
3,8 %<br />
5 %<br />
l IT: 38%<br />
l Software publishers: 5%<br />
l Telecommunications: 3.8%<br />
l Finance, banking and<br />
insurance: 10.2%<br />
l Industry (motor, aeronautic,<br />
naval, rail, pharmaceutical,<br />
agri-business, etc) 6.6%<br />
l Energy, Building and Public Works,<br />
Ecology and Sustainable<br />
Development: 4.9%<br />
l R & D, Auditing firms,<br />
Consultancy firms: 28%<br />
l Other (Marketing, Sales,<br />
Administration, etc): 4.9%<br />
* Trends concerning Young <strong>ESIEA</strong> graduates in a professional integration survey carried out<br />
by the Conférence des Grandes Écoles.<br />
www.esiea.fr<br />
JULIEN LEMETAYER,<br />
2009 YEAR OF GRADUATION<br />
“What makes the <strong>ESIEA</strong> engineering<br />
training so rich is the wide range of<br />
07<br />
subjects taught. Scientific subjects,<br />
social sciences and foreign languages<br />
are equally important. The fact that<br />
the curriculum is built around projects<br />
enables students to apply their<br />
knowledge, sometimes with the risk<br />
of making mistakes, but also with the<br />
pleasure of bringing a team project to<br />
successful completion. There are real<br />
possibilities of studying abroad and in<br />
my particular case, the opportunity to<br />
obtain a double degree in New Zealand<br />
at Victoria University in Wellington.”<br />
LAURE JEANNEROT,<br />
2007 YEAR OF GRADUATION<br />
Senior Consultant, deloitte Conseil<br />
“It was within the framework of<br />
belonging to an association and taking<br />
part in <strong>ESIEA</strong>’s Junior-entreprise that<br />
I experienced my first responsibilities<br />
and discovered the profession of<br />
auditing and consultancy. I then<br />
pursued this path by working towards<br />
a double Master’s degree in Auditing<br />
and Consulting in Information Systems<br />
at Dauphine University. Being able to put<br />
my experience in the Junior-entreprise<br />
to good use, as well as having a double<br />
degree, were two elements particularly<br />
appreciated by companies when<br />
searching for my first job.”