A student award for the best internship report in the field of international trade
An award designed for students
Each year, the CCEs - Conseillers du Commerce Extérieur de la France (French Foreign Trade Advisors) organise and award the ‘Grand Prix for French Foreign Trade Advisors’. This award is aimed at students in higher education, or those undertaking vocational training, having already validated 2 - 5 years of post-high school education, and is based on an application, dissertation, internship report, as well as a presentation already completed by the student, relating to an area of international trade and linked to the activity of a French company.
Get ready to apply now!
Under the leadership of Alexandre Binot, Director and Advisor for the CCE Val de Loire and a member of the External Review Committee for the Bachelor in Business on the Orleans campus, Excelia students are invited to participate in the next edition, which will start in January 2022. This year’s dissertations and internship reports will be taken into account, so now is the time to start planning!
For those students wishing to register, contact your Head of Studies!
Competition calendar:
January to March: Call for applications
April to May: Deadline for submitting applications
May:
- Panel of judges submit marks
- Pre-selection of finalists, to be assessed by final panel of judges
- Final panel of judges carry out telephone interviews of finalists, followed by deliberation
- Results announced
June-July:
- Award ceremony at the CNCCEF General Assembly
Training young people for the international stage
Promoting the French economy for the last 120 years, the CCEF is a network of 4,500 entrepreneurs and business leaders who voluntarily share their international experience. This network is entrusted with 4 missions:
- advising public authorities
- supporting businesses
- training young people for the international stage
- promoting the attractiveness of France
It is within the framework of its mission to raise young people’s international awareness that the 'Grand Prix de l'International' was created in order to enable young students to experience international business first hand and to give them a taste for the international scene.
Young people who are preparing for their future career can sometimes doubt France’s potential, which is why this ‘Grand Prix’ is part of a drive to restore France’s economic standing. It carries a message of hope, openness and optimism.
