The Figaro Etudiant fairs are back for this 2024-2025 academic year with four dates to remember, in Paris, Lyon, Nantes and Lille.
For high school students and their parents, post-baccalaureate orientation is a crucial step that raises many questions. In order to help them in their choice, Le Figaro Etudiant is once again organizing its Post-baccalaureate fairs in several cities across France this year. These events are a unique opportunity to meet schools, attend inspiring conferences and discover the different opportunities available to future students.
This year, Le Figaro Étudiant invites you to four cities: Paris, Lyon, Lille and Nantes. The Parisian fair will be held on October 5 and 6 at Espace Champerret, while the Lyon fair will take place on October 5 at Espace Double Mixte. Lille residents can go to the Palais de la Bourse on November 23, and Nantes residents can go to Campus by CA on November 16. Admission is free for all, all you have to do is download your invitation from the dedicated website. each show or directly via the buttons below:
Register for the show in Paris
Register for the show in Lyon
Register for the show in Nantes
Register for the fair in Lille
200% Deposit Bonus up to €3,000 180% First Deposit Bonus up to $20,000During these fairs, a wide variety of schools and universities will be represented, such as the University of Montreal, Skema Business School and engineering schools such as EFREI. Visitors will have the opportunity to discover these establishments and to exchange directly with their representatives. It is therefore the ideal opportunity for high school students to ask questions, to project themselves into their future school, and to find the training that suits them.
In addition to the school stands, the Post-bac fairs offer a rich program of conferences hosted by journalists from Le Figaro Étudiant and career guidance experts. The topics covered are varied and are aimed at both high school students and their parents.
For the final year students, workshops are planned on topics such as work methodology, stress management and how Parcoursup works. The “training” conferences will present the different possible paths after the baccalaureate: preparatory classes, study abroad, engineering schools, business schools, health studies, etc. There will also be a focus on careers of the future, such as digital, luxury, defense, and video games.
Parents are not left out, with dedicated workshops, led in particular by parent-teacher associations such as APEL or PEEP. They will thus be able to discover how to best support their child in their orientation and calmly approach key stages such as Parcoursup. To put all the chances on their side, high school students will also be able to meet representatives of business school competition banks at the fairs. The objective: to help them to succeed as best as possible in the selection procedures on Parcoursup.
Real highlights of the year for high school students, the Figaro Étudiant Post-bac fairs are a mine of information and advice for building your orientation project with confidence, from the first quarter onwards. Workshops, conferences, meetings with schools… Everything is planned to allow young people and their families to talk with specialists and make informed choices for their future. To come and prepare your visit, do not hesitate to register on the websites of the different fairs.
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