je suis étudiant en master d'ecole de commerce et je voudrais partir en inde pour un stage de 9 mois. Je voudrais savoir comment trouver mon stage (dans un grand groupe si possible) et comment trouver mon logement. Bien sur comme l'indique l'intitulé du message j'hésite pas mal entre les 3 villes ennoncées.
Si vous avez des infos pour moi elles seront les bienvenues merci à tous!
N'hésitez pas à me parler de l'inde, de vos expériences je suis novice...
Stage dans un grand groupe industriel, financier, immobilier, agroalimentaire, automobile?
Je me demande si un site de voyageurs est le lieu approprié pour poser ce genre de question.
Je n'y connais pas grand chose, mais voici quelques idées jetées au hasard, avec des groupes de tailles diverses et variées.
Delhi est la capitale politique de l'Inde. Je ne sais pas du tout si de grands groupes s'y installent.
Je crois qu'ils préfèrent tout naturellement Bombay/Mumbai, capitale économique indienne. La BNP et Total y ont leur siège central indien.
Tu pourrais y contacter la Chambre de Commerce et d'Industrie Franco-Indienne.
Et également le Consulat Général de France à Mumbai qui doit avoir une Mission Economique Française.
Pas loin à Pune, tu as Ateq (leader mondial des testeurs d'étanchéité), Technifor (leader mondial des machines de marquage par micro-percussion), Gravograph (leader mondial du marquage en signalétique)
Madras/Chennai, 4° ville de l'Inde, est la capitale de l'un des Etats les plus riches du pays, le Tamil Nadu, de plus en plus chouchouté par les investisseurs étrangers.
On y trouve un géant français comme Saint Gobain (la 2° usine de verre du monde), ou une très grosse firme atypique comme Fashion International (l'entreprise textile du célèbre « Swami Pranavananda » alias Christian Fabre), ou encore une étonnante boite indienne comme MaFoi (l'un des plus gros spécialistes mondiaux en ressources humaines)...
Il y a une Mission Economique Française. Le Consulat Général de France à Pondichéry et Chennai se trouve à Pondichéry, à 150km au sud. Il y a quand même un Consulat Honoraire à Madras.
A deux pas de Pondy, tu as Auroville, qui est toute entière une économie expérimentale. Encens Maroma, etc.
Autrement, Mahindra/Renault, Suez...
Et tu as dû entendre parler des supergéants indiens: Tata, Birla, Ambani, Hinduja...
Et tu n'as pas pensé à Bangalore, la Silicone Valley de l'Inde ou toutes les puces Nokia de la planète sont fabriquées, Bangalore l'une des villes les plus chères de l'Inde, Bangalore pépinière d'entreprises...?
Et maintenant, à Google, prêts ? Partez !!!
Si tu ouvres tes yeux d'enfant, le voyage commence au seuil de ta maison
merci pour tous ces bons conseils, la preuve qu'un site de voyageurs peut-être approprié à ce genre de questions!!!😉
Concernant bangalore, bien sûr j'y ai pensé mais le pb c que cette ville regroupe exclusivement des entreprises nouvelles technologies et je voudrais moi un stage dans le marketing, les achats ou les relations internationales.
En tt cas merci encore pour ces précieuses infos j'en ferai bon usage.
Si qqun d'autre peut faire avancer le shmilblik ca m'arrange!
je suis dans le meme cas que ddavid mais moi je suis en 1ere année d'ecole de commerce je cherche donc un stage de 3 mois pour l'été qui approche!!
tous cela pour savoir si les missions économiques françaises sont rémunérées??? (si oui, bien ou moyen moyen...)
quoi qu'il en soit c'est pas simple de trouver qq chose d'interessant....
Je ne comprends toujours pas. Ou alors, je comprends que c'est toi qui a mal compris le terme de Mission Economique.
La Mission Economique française n'est pas une activité salariée, c'est une sorte d'ambassade commerciale de la France à l'étranger, avec à sa tête l'attaché commercial de l'ambassade.
Ce sont des bureaux, pas un emploi.
Tu peux peut-être essayer de t'adresser à eux pour avoir des idées pour ton stage.
Si tu ouvres tes yeux d'enfant, le voyage commence au seuil de ta maison
salut
j ai fait un stage de 4 mois a bombay mais j ai pas mal bougé et je peux te dire que le logement en inde est relativement cher
j ai rencontré deux francaises avec qui j ai habité et on payé 400 euros pour un tout petit appart de une piece
madras perso est une des ville que j ia moins aimé ...
bombay reste la ville la plus boostante car ca bouge on y rencontre beaucoup de gens ...
voila
C'est bien dommage de ne pas penser à Bangalore car c'est pourtant là où j'ai fait mon stage de Master. Tout comme toi je cherchai quelque chose dans le Marketing et les relations Internationales.
Pourquoi n'as-tupas cherché à l'aide de KOMPASS www.kompass.com ? C'est quand même l'annuaire international des entreprises. C'est à travers cette base de données que j'ai trouvé mon stage dans une société IT de Bangalore mais dans un service marketing! J'ai d'ailleurs passé 1 an sur place et je suis toujours embauchée par cette boite là.
Pour ce qui est du logement, les prix varient d'une ville à l'autre. Personnellement, je faisais aussi de la colocation avec des français mais nous ne payions pas beaucoup : 400 Euros pour un appartement avec 3 chambres (et chacune avait sa SDB), un salon énorme, balcon, un Dobby etc ...
Tu peux aussi trouver des stages en Inde à travers des Ecoles de Commerce qui mettent parfois en ligne les rapports de stage des divers étudiants.
Je suis étudiant en Master 2 COMEX-CMAI (Commerce et Management des Affaires Internationales) et, pour mon stage de fin d'étude (6 mois minimum) je souhaiterais aller en Inde. J'ai déjà pris connaissance des différentes informations et conseils laissés aux étudiants qui étaient dans une situation similaire par le passé. (Merci !)
Cependant si de nouvelles informations vous sont parvenues ou si vous bénéficiez de nouveaux contacts susceptible de m'aider... Je recherche également quelqu'un qui a déjà réalisé un stage similaire...
Je recherche un stage dans un service achat ou dans un quelconque service en rapport avec l'international (Marketing, Communication, Vente...).
Merci d'avance pour toute aide qui pourrait m'être précieuse.
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