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The professions most in demand in France



Medical staff

Medical care in France is affordable and the facilities in the sector are of the highest standard. Medical staff work in excellent conditions. Doctors in France earn significantly more than the salaries of medical staff in Russia. It is easy to find work for such vacancies in France:

  • Nurse
  • Babysitters
  • Highly specialized doctors.

With a diploma, potential candidates can apply for positions with good salaries. A prerequisite for employment is an excellent knowledge of the language. Doctors are among the most popular professions in France and on the CĂ´te d'Azur.


Salaries for doctors start at €2,500 per month.


IT technology and supply


Programmer jobs are even more in demand. Average annual salaries in the CĂ´te d'Azur are

  • PHP programmers earn around €30,000-50,000;
  • HTLM developers - €24-55,000;
  • Developers of mobile phone applications earn around €360,000 to €560,000.

The results of a survey on who wants to work in this European country confirm that this is the country with the highest interest in this profession. Today, the 'hunt' for talented people is very active. They are often invited from abroad and problems with residence and work permits are solved. Accommodation and translation services are also provided for valuable employees.


Specialists in the restaurant and hospitality sector.

It is not difficult to find a job in this field in France. Jobs are available in France in both large and small private companies. Professions related to food production and preparation are in great demand. However, before starting work, you need to complete training or certify a diploma issued in another state.


As a rule, restaurant management specialists receive an average of 23-260,000 euros per year. During the holiday season, the profession of waiter is the most in demand here. The salary of a waiter ranges from 19,000 to 29,000 euros per year. Employers pay particular attention to the candidate's work experience: the more experience, the higher the salary. Jobs in the hospitality sector are also popular. The main 'advantage' of a candidate applying for a prestigious position is knowledge of foreign languages. English is a basic language that candidates should know, and Russian and other languages are an additional advantage.


The average salary in the hospitality industry is about 30,000 euros.


Job specialization.

Skills and specialized training can help you find a good job. Highly qualified people are particularly sought after in France in working professions:

  • Tile workers;
  • welders
  • plumbers
  • electricians etc.

Managers and executives with extensive experience in the industrial sector can also find work here. Also, the projects they have worked on in the past will give them an added advantage in recruitment. Employers see them as experts in their sector.


Your dream job: success is really possible

No matter what field you are working in, you need to be prepared for the fact that the path to career success is not easy. This is especially true for those who have recently moved to France, do not speak French and do not have much knowledge or skills. But once you get to know this wonderful country, get a diploma from an educational institution and an official work permit, you can easily find a job. You can start your career as a security guard, nanny, nurse, teacher, waiter or harvester. You do not need any special skills to get this job. However, if you want to work in a different, more 'prestigious' specialty, you will need to take a training course and master the language. In this scenario, luck will smile on you much sooner than you can imagine.


Moving to France requires great courage, but if you have already made this decision, remember that the career path is a thorny one.

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