After starting the first phase of its modernization project in 2009, the Nabeul Tourism School (Cap-Bon, Tunisia) has been renovated to become the Nabeul Tourism Training Center. Its activities will begin with the start ... | Suite de l'article

First, let me thank you for your professional website ReKrute, which has increased our chances of getting hired and given us visibility in the job market—an opportunity we lacked in the past. I remember, a few years ago, ... | Suite de l'article

The Charguia Exhibition Center will open its doors from September 23 to 26 to welcome approximately 30,000 visitors expected by the Tunisian Agency for Vocational Training (ATFP). The agency will host the 3rd edition of ... | Suite de l'article

Tunisia has attracted nearly 250 call centers, whose contribution to strengthening service exports and employment is undeniable, especially since they offer some twenty thousand jobs, thus rising to the rank of a major ... | Suite de l'article

English proficiency is practically essential in the professional world. More and more companies, especially multinationals, have switched to English. Job offers, even when not written directly in English, increasingly ... | Suite de l'article

To better fight unemployment, the Tunisian government has, for the first time, requested external support, namely that of the European Union (EU) and the World Bank (WB).A recent report from the international institution ... | Suite de l'article

The 2010-2011 World Competitiveness Report, published Thursday by the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, confirms the significant progress made by Tunisia. It is among the world's most competitive economies, ... | Suite de l'article

To succeed at a job interview in English, you must first be able to speak and express yourself correctly in English, be well-prepared to answer the questions asked (you must know the vocabulary of an English CV), this is ... | Suite de l'article

The job interview is undoubtedly the most emotionally intense stage of your application. Once the hardest part is over, and before leaving who may be your future employer, don't forget to ask who of you two should call ... | Suite de l'article

  The 2010 school year will not be like the others in management schools. "After being accused of standardization, business schools have reviewed how they train managers," says Jean-Pierre Helfer, CEO of Audencia ... | Suite de l'article