Tomorrow's Games, creating jobs for today

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Updated on 04/06/2024

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Looking for a job? In the run-up to the Olympic and Paralympic Games, many business sectors are hiring. Looking to submit a job offer? Find out more about existing schemes for individuals and business.
The Games are hiring! More than 16,000 job offers were on display at the Employment Forum on September 26th in Saint-Denis. 181,000 jobs will be created or expanded for the Games.
Main business sectors:
  • the construction sector , which is the first business sector committed to Olympic and Paralympic venues and the Greater Paris construction sites that will contribute to the success of the Games
  • the events sector , and in particular the sports events sector, is massively mobilized ahead of the Games and the many sporting events that will mark this year,
  • the security sector, an essential part of these events, a specific 106-hour training course has been set up. This paid training course also entitles participants to a bonus for jobs in short supply,
  • the tourism and hospitality sector, which will provide many jobs and welcome visitors in the best possible conditions and help them discover the French way of life,
  • the sports sector , which is more diverse than most people think, with strong recruitment potential (sports instructors, physiotherapists, sales staff, etc.).
Interested in news about the Paris 2024 Games?
Employment figures
- More than 181,000 available jobs during the Games
- 2 million hours of integration work already carried out for the construction of the Olympic facilities, i.e. 83% of the target of 2.5 million hours. This applies to 2,900 beneficiaries
- 25% of the total value of contracts for the Olympic facilities awarded to small and medium sized businesses as well as social structures.

I'm looking for a job

Benefit from tailored support with the "2024 : Pari(s) de l'emploi" program

"2024 : Pari(s) de l'emploi" is a comprehensive support program dedicated to people living in Paris, job seekers, RSA (social welfare) beneficiaries, disabled people, etc. who are interested in an Olympic Games related job. If you meet these conditions, are interested in a JOP job and are aged between 16 and 65, join the program! Each course is unique and tailored to your needs!
Define a career plan, access to paid skills training if necessary, and finally access employment thanks to the many job dating events organized ahead of the Games.
You don't have to be a great athlete - it's your motivation that counts! On your marks, get set, go!

Emploi 2024 website

Emploi 2024 is a Paris 2024 Games dedicated job agency: it hosts both job offers (several thousand are available) and recruiters.
Are you hiring in jobs related to the Paris Games?

I'm recruiting

Two options are open for hiring businesses:
The Olympic and Paralympic Games and Major Events Delegation sector is hiring!
The Olympic and Paralympic Games and Major Events Delegation (DGJOPGE) is responsible for coordinating the hosting of the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, as well as major international sporting events (GESI). It convenes with all of the structures in charge of organizing these events. Find out more about available positions within the delegation:
Road Events Operations Manager
Project Manager, coordination and management of public space works JOP 2024
Paralympic Opening Ceremony and Accessibility Project Manager
Project Manager, 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games Information Editor

I'm looking for professional training

Paris Tous En Jeux

The "Paris Tous En Jeux" program is aimed primarily at Parisians living in low-income neighborhoods, under qualified people, young people under 30, long-term job-seekers, senior job-seekers and disabled workers.
The aim is to offer additional professional training to local residents in major activity sectors identified by Paris 2024, which are currently being updated (construction, cleaning and waste management, security, logistics, entertainment and sports).
Presentations of the various training courses will be organized, depending on the start-up schedule, either in the Points Paris Emploi of the City of Paris and in Pôle Emploi agencies, or directly by the training organizations.
The schedule for these presentations and registration details will be available on the emploi.paris.fr platform.

I'd like to work for the Olympic and Paralympic Games Organizing Committee

The Organizing Committee is recruiting nearly 4,500 new employees. Vacancies are regularly updated and cover a wide range of profiles.
Joining Paris 2024 means helping to welcome 13.5 million spectators from all over the world, supporting several thousand volunteers, enabling 15,000 of the world's champions to perform, but also thrilling 4 billion viewers with 100,000 hours of TV broadcasts, facilitating the work of 20,000 accredited journalists, and helping to organize unforgettable, festive and popular ceremonies.

ParisCode and ParisFabrik, two forward-thinking schemes for the Games

The ParisCode program aims to train 1,000 Parisian job-seekers a year, promising jobs in the digital sector: web and mobile development, cyber-security, digital marketing/data processing. The target groups include job-seekers within the city's priority neighborhoods, school and university dropouts, under-represented women in digital professions and people in the second half of their careers.
The ParisFabrik program, launched in 2018, aims to support circular economy structures through an annual call for projects by setting up training courses in emerging trades and industries that are shaping the city's future.

Businesses: bidding for Games contracts

A number of platforms exist to help companies and VSB/SMEs, particularly those in the social economy sector (SES).
  • Entreprises 2024 / VSB/SME: a platform listing information needed to access economic and social opportunities linked to the organization of major international sporting events hosted by France, including the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
  • SES 2024: a link between Olympic and Paralympic Games organizers and the world of social entrepreneurship and the circular economy, SES 2024 informs, mobilizes and supports business working in the social and solidarity economy allowing them to be at the heart of the organization of the Games.
  • Maximilien: a portal for dematerializing public authority support in the Paris region, making it more accessible, particularly to small and medium-sized businesses.
  • To help people at a disadvantage get back into employment, the City of Paris includes integration clauses in its contracts. The "Ensemble Paris Emploi Compétences" (EPEC) association is the City of Paris' facilitator for using public authority support as a lever for sustainable employment and supporting companies in their integration strategy. Contact: [clement.coquery puis epec.paris après le signe @]pyrzrag.pbdhrel@rcrp.cnevf[clement.coquery puis epec.paris après le signe @]

Recruitment assistance for businesses and recruiting talent through sport

"En Jeux" Employment weeks

The City of Paris is setting up recruitment initiatives in areas related to the 2024 Games, notably as part of the "EnJeux Emploi" theme weeks. Over five days, four times a year, job vacancies in key sectors linked to the Games are made available.

If you are a company in one of these sectors and would like to take part in these operations, please contact us at: [dae-initiative-emploi puis paris.fr après le signe @]qnr-vavgvngvir-rzcybv@cnevf.se[dae-initiative-emploi puis paris.fr après le signe @]

City of Paris employment pacts

Is your business committed to a socially responsible approach, keen on boosting your hiring and working with back-to-work structures in the Paris area? You can commit to a Parisian Pact for Business and Employment approach, like the 30 companies that have put their trust in the Parisian community since 2015.