If you have successfully completed 2 years undergraduate studies, you may now apply for the Apprenticeship Track in the 3rd year of ESPEME.

The Apprenticeship Track is a sandwich course in which students spend each month working in a firm for 3 weeks and studying at ESPEME one week. This format offers students a double advantage as their academic programme is paid for by the host firm and they also receive a salary. The term begins in October for this programme.

To join the Apprenticeship Track, applicants must sit the competitive entrance exams which are held in September 2007 on the Lille campus. The exam includes papers in: Economics, general culture and English, and an individual interview.

The application deadline is July 31, 2007.

Within the framework of the new European Bachelor Master PhD reforms, and given the ever-increasing demand for immediately operational graduates, a professional degree like the ESPEME Apprenticeship diploma will give you a considerable advantage on the job market.