Junior Entreprise
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A Junior-Entreprise or Junior Entreprise (JE) is a not-for-profit professional students' association which provides services to companies mainly to give work experience to its members. The system was created in Europe to compensate for the lack of internships and practical knowledge application in higher education, the first JE created being the Junior ESSEC Conseil in France in 1967. Junior Enterprises help students applying the theoretical studies they follow in their schools in the corporate world.
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[edit] Federations
- JADE, International Junior Entreprise Network
- CNJE, Confederation Nationale des Junior-Entreprises, French Junior Entreprise Network
[edit] Examples of Junior-Enterprises
- EM Lyon junior conseil, EM Lyon's Junior Consultancy
- Junior Entreprise Conseil, a Junior-Enterprise of the French ESSEC business school (the first to be created, in 1967)
- WBC, Westminster Business Consultants, the oldest JE in the UK and based at The University of Westminster
- ESCP- EAP Consulting ESCP-EAP Consulting, the London based Junior Enterprise of ESCP-EAP European School of Management
- iCUE Innovative Consulting, University of Edinburgh
- ELIAE Etude Languedoc IAE IAE Montpellier
- Junior ESC Grenoble, Junior-Entreprise of Grenoble Ecole de Management
- Junior Entreprise Ouest Insa, Junior Enterprise of INSA Rennes
- Telecom Etude, Junior Enterprise of Télécom Paris
