Today, it's your turn to go to the other side of the table. And we warn you: it's an enriching experience!

Becoming an admissions jury means much more than asking a few questions.

It means playing a key role in the selection of KEDGE's future talent, by contributing your vision, your experience and your sensitivity. You'll interact with candidates from all horizons, helping them to give their best, and above all... you'll become one of the first faces of the school they meet.

In brief :
✔️ You detect potential
✔️ You inspire the next generation
✔️ You actively contribute to the KEDGE spirit

And all in a friendly, dynamic and caring atmosphere. Whether you're in Paris, Bordeaux or Marseille, your presence makes all the difference.

If you are available, come and recruit the next generation of kedgers on these dates.

• 👉Sesame (EBP and IBBA): May 02 to May 16, 2025. These interviews are for post-baccalaureate candidates who are motivated, curious and often looking for their first contact with the world of higher education. Your role is crucial in making them want to join KEDGE.
• 👉 Grande École program: May 20 to July 1, 2025. Here, you'll meet more experienced profiles from preparatory courses or parallel admissions. Exciting discussions await you, where we talk about ambitions, professional projects, community involvement... A true moment of transmission.

You can commit to half a day, a full day, or more, depending on your availability. Every slot counts, and every additional graduate on a jury helps to give candidates a better experience.

Rémy Esclamadon, a 2016 graduate, tried it last year. The verdict?

"It was a first for me and I really enjoyed the experience! Ever since I graduated, I've been trying toget involved with the school and alumni, and this was a great opportunity to discover the great profiles who will be joining us. The organizing team is really great and really puts alumni at ease so that they can be in the best possible conditions! ... I met some great former students, renewed ties with others, and it may sound silly, but I feel like I've been part of something bigger: these future students will make our school famous, so it's very important to choose them well."