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Disneyland Paris offers students made-to-measure jobs as of September

As of September, the Disneyland Paris recruitment teams will visit all student venues, in search of new talents to offer them open-end work contracts to work 16 hours during the weekend. These contracts will allow students from different horizons to work at jobs in the catering, hotel, sales and hospitality sectors.

Last year Disneyland Paris welcomed 784 students who worked while they pursued their studies. The positions offered allow the students to improve their foreign language skills, to evolve in an inspiring, multicultural atmosphere and if the case may be, to seize professional opportunities in the company. “These 16 hour work contracts, which for some students are a first step into the professional life, are a good solution to help finance their studies while living a unique enriching work experience”, Jean-Noël THIOLLIER, Director Talent & Reward at Disneyland Paris explains.

“Add & share with Disneyland Paris”: an innovating Facebook application dedicated to recruitment

The Add and Share with Disneyland Paris application, developed by the recruitment teams, allows users to compose their own video, online CV, using multimedia elements that are already available. The aim is to help the candidates to present themselves differently through original tools they are familiar with. This new application will be launched on 28 August on the Disneyland Paris Casting Facebook page: http://fr-fr.facebook.com/disneylandpariscasting as well as on the Internet website: http://disneylandparis-casting.com

During these recruitment sessions giant letters will be put up to attract the participants and awaken their curiosity. This is an opportunity to exchange information and get to know the company better, to deposit a CV or even to set up a first interview.

Schedule for the recruitment sessions:

• 8 September 2011 at the Pôle Universitaire Léonard de Vinci in partnership with the ESCE and the MLV at La Défense

• 30 September and 1 October 2011 on the “Dauphin” barge located at the foot of the Eiffel Tower