LVMH is recruiting 5,000 interns and apprentices by the end of 2022! btn-plus
To promote the integration of young people in this context of health crisis, the luxury giant is committed to recruiting and training 25,000 young people worldwide, by the end of 2022, as part of the deployment of its “Craft the Future” plan. An action plan aimed at young people who have just graduated and young people who are furthest from employment.
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LVMH looking for 5,000 apprentices and interns by the end of 2022
In France, LVMH aims to train 5,000 apprentices and interns in its design, manufacturing and sales professions. The group focuses particularly on the transmission of know-how in the craft trades. An area that is struggling to recruit.
This is not the first attempt by LVMH to attract young talent to these manual trades. The group had already launched, in 2014, its Institute of Excellence in Professions (IME), as part of a social responsibility approach and a policy in favor of equal opportunities. "We wanted to create bridges to promote access to professions in the luxury sector and above all to ensure the transmission of our know-how in the crafts, creation and sales professions", explains Françoise Schoenberger, Director social development at LVMH. Since its creation, the institute has already trained more than 1,000 apprentices in 27 different trades. And 80% of them have been hired by one of the Group's Maisons.
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A platform to prepare for professional life and 2,500 permanent contracts to be filled
In addition, the French group also wishes to hire 2,500 young people on permanent contracts to continue its growth in France.
To introduce people to careers in luxury, making a bag or perfume, sales and marketing, LVMH has also created an educational platform, accessible to all young people, whatever their background. and their training: insidelvmh.com. This platform aims to encourage vocations. It also offers exclusive content addressed by luxury experts and teachers, as well as a certifying training course and tools to prepare for professional life.
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