ENSAI Network, the network for ENSAI’s student and alumni community

To strengthen ties between alumni, students, lecturers and businesses, ENSAI Alumni and the school have joined forces to provide the entire network with this new shared platform. This new tool will give you access to a range of services designed to support you as effectively as possible during and after your studies:

  • Browse the members’ directory, which will allow you to find the student, graduate, lecturer or recruiter you’re looking for in just a few clicks;
  • Fill in your detailed profile to showcase your career path and experiences to other network members and recruiters;
  • Post or view job vacancies, internships and work-study schemes;
  • Apply online for exclusive opportunities within the network;
  • Take part in after-work get-togethers and other events organised by the alumni network;
  • Get involved in the network’s activities through discussion groups;
  • Keep up to date with all the latest news from the network.

And much more besides… Log in now to make the most of your new platform’s services!

Each member has control over the privacy of their data and is free to share their access details with other users of the platform.

Please feel free to make the most of it, help bring this network to life through your contributions, and share it with your contacts from the ENSAI Network.

ENSAI Alumni, the association for former students and graduates of ENSAI and ENSAE CGSA

ENSAI Alumni is the association for former students of the École Nationale de la Statistique et de l’Analyse de l’Information (ENSAI, formerly ENSAE CGSA). It was founded in 1998 and currently brings together nearly 5,000 alumni working across all fields of application (the civil service, finance, industry, marketing, healthcare, etc.) and spanning some sixty graduating cohorts.

The association’s objectives:

The association’s objectives are aimed at strengthening ties between alumni – both engineers and civil servants – current students, the school and businesses. To this end:

  • To foster the alumni network through an online directory and by organising events (after-work gatherings, conferences, social evenings, sports tournaments, etc.);
  • Promote the school to businesses and take part in the school’s annual careers fair;
  • Manage around a thousand job vacancies each year, with around twenty new vacancies added each week;
  • Take part in school events such as the forum, the graduation ceremony and the programme information session;
  • Play an active role in school life by monitoring and providing feedback on changes to the curriculum, and by taking part in deliberations;
  • Establish a system to follow up with students after they graduate and promote the school’s values.

ENSAI Alumni and you:

You can hold several roles within the association and be:

  • Member: this simply means being a former student and therefore being listed in the directory. You will only have limited access to the website, but in any case, please do not hesitate to update your personal details so that you can be contacted or kept informed;
  • Supporting Member: this means being a member and paying membership fees. This helps to keep the association running and, in return, gives you access to all the site’s features, such as the directory and job vacancies;
  • Council Member: this means being a supporting member and wanting to get a little more involved in the association by giving up some of your time. Whether it’s a regular commitment (managing job vacancies, the website, or organising conferences, etc.) or a more occasional one (sporting events, welcome drinks, etc.), there’s something for everyone!

ENSAI Alumni International

The association has set up an international network of ambassadors covering every continent in the world. The objectives of these ambassadors within the network are as follows: to act as the association’s natural points of contact; to strengthen ties between the school’s alumni living abroad; to welcome new arrivals and interns; and to contribute to ENSAI’s international reputation and development.

The Groups

As a natural extension of year groups or spontaneous initiatives by alumni, the groups enable both alumni and current students to come together around shared interests: cultural, social, sporting, professional, regional, and so on.

The groups also help a member of the network settle into a country or region by offering opportunities to meet people, whether for professional or social reasons.

Solidarity

Solidarity is one of the association’s core missions. It is put into practice by providing support to students facing financial or emotional hardship.