France Promotes Career Exploration in Social and Solidarity Economy with Events in Montauban and Mayotte
Events in Montauban and Mayotte in October 2026 showcase career opportunities in France's social and solidarity economy, focusing on recycling, design, and maritime jobs.
Key details
- CRESS event in Montauban introduced attendees to social and solidarity economy jobs via Lutin Vert and 3.14 Conception.
- FOSSEMM in Mayotte featured workshops, conferences, and a job dating session for maritime careers.
- Job dating on October 27 connected recruiters from the Marine nationale and local organizations with job seekers.
- Youth-specific activities on October 28 included practical workshops on maritime skills and environmental topics.
Two significant events held in October 2026 are spotlighting employment opportunities and career pathways within France's social and solidarity economy sector. In Montauban, the Regional Chamber of Social and Solidarity Economy (CRESS) organized a focused gathering at the Maison de Ma Région. Attendees engaged in an interactive discovery of careers by meeting representatives from Lutin Vert, a toy recycling initiative, and 3.14 Conception, a design and reuse company. This event allowed participants to gain insights into the operational modes and potential jobs in the social and solidarity economy.
Simultaneously, the Forum Social et Solidaire de l’Économie de la Mer (FOSSEMM) took place from October 26 to 28 in Dembeni, Mayotte. The forum fostered maritime economy career awareness through a mix of workshops, conferences, and a job dating session on October 27 that connected job seekers with various marine recruiters, including the Marine nationale and France Travail. The next day was dedicated to youth engagement, including hands-on workshops on topics like lagoon species, navigation, and plastic recycling. The Village des métiers de la mer also welcomed the general public.
These events target a range of participants including students, youth in professional integration, and the wider public, reflecting a strong push to promote sustainable, solidaristic economic activities and maritime careers in France. The dual focus on recycling, design, and marine sectors highlights the diversity of opportunities within the social and solidarity economy.