"This final stop provided a valuable opportunity for students and recent graduates on one hand, and companies looking to recruit on the other, to meet in an atmosphere conducive to exchange and networking," according to a statement from the Moroccan School of Engineering Sciences.
This event is organised by the Moroccan School of Engineering Sciences (EMSI) under the theme "Horizons 2030: Professions and Skills Facing Technological and Environmental Challenges".
This edition, which was organised for the second time in Tangier, reflects EMSI's ambition to make this event a permanent fixture in this strategic region, while strengthening ties between the academic world and economic stakeholders.
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A day full of opportunities in Tangier
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The event in the city of Tangier was marked by a speech from Mr. Mohammed Rherras, Director General of EMSI, and the participation of guests of honour, followed by the signing of new partnership agreements.
Participants had opportunities to interact with companies and conduct interviews to benefit from internship and job opportunities.
These meetings contributed to consolidating cooperation between recruiters and young talent, as the afternoon sessions continued to attract a large number of visitors, reinforcing Tangier's role as an essential final stage to conclude this tour.
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Promising results for the future
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This event saw the signing of several strategic partnerships and the organisation of successful and productive recruitment sessions. Discussions on technological and environmental challenges reinforced the forum's role as a key platform for connecting young talent with recruiters, while exploring the prospects for the professions of tomorrow.
Founded in 1986, the Moroccan School of Engineering Sciences is the first private engineering school in Morocco, recognised by the state, and is a member of the Honoris United Universities group, the first private higher education network in Africa.
With 38 years of experience, this institution today has 18 campuses in five Moroccan cities: Casablanca, Rabat, Marrakech, Tangier, and Fez, training approximately 14,500 engineering students, and has a network of over 20,000 graduates working in Morocco and internationally.
The institution offers 6 engineering training programmes, namely: Computer Science and Networks, Automation and Industrial Informatics, Civil Engineering and Construction and Public Works, Financial Engineering, Industrial Engineering, and Electrical Engineering and Intelligent Systems.
