RNA: W931002489 | PRESIDENT: Jean-Marc Laurent | SIREN: 387654098
PROFESSIONAL PATHWAYS

Civic Service & Pedagogical Opportunities

Launch your professional trajectory in community sports animation, non-profit administration, and public youth recreation under NAF 93.11Z in Bobigny.

Agence du Service Civique State-Accredited Body
Pedagogical team reviewing candidate applications in Bobigny office
Human resources and mentorship committee reviewing candidate dossiers for the 2026 Service Civique cohort at Hôtel du Département in Bobigny.
CIVIC EMPOWERMENT

Nurturing the Next Generation of Public Utility Leaders

At ASSOCIATION VACANCES 93, professional opportunities are designed as springboards for youth empowerment and territorial development. Seine-Saint-Denis possesses extraordinary creative and human potential, yet youth from working-class suburban neighborhoods too frequently confront structural barriers to credentialed employment.

Our non-profit association actively dismantles these hurdles by coupling paid civic service contracts and pedagogical positions with subsidized professional training (including the BAFA, BAFD, and BPJEPS certifications). We do not recruit sales or advertising staff or marketing representatives; every position is dedicated 100% to our public interest mission of expanding youth recreation and health equity. All membership fees and dues are fully reinvested in the association's public interest missions.

Civic service interns collaborating during a pedagogical seminar
2025–2026 Civic Service cohort in Bobigny: interns collaborate on developing inclusive physical education modules for elementary school children.
OPEN CIVIC POSTS

Current Professional & Civic Opportunities

SC

Service Civique: Sports & Health Ambassador

8 Months • 24 Hours/Week • 18–25 Years

Promote physical activity and healthy nutrition among children in municipal gymnasiums and outdoor recreation hubs across Bobigny and Saint-Denis. Co-animate sports workshops, organize fair-play tournaments, and assist parents with holiday camp paperwork. Includes monthly state indemnity of €619.83 plus association meal allowances.

ED

Salaried Physical Educator (BPJEPS / STAPS)

Permanent / Covenants • 35 Hours/Week

Coordinate multi-sport athletic programs across 12 municipal facilities under NAF 93.11Z. Develop motor-skill curricula, conduct physical conditioning sessions, oversee safety protocols, and mentor junior animators and civic service interns.

DIR

Seasonal Holiday Camp Director (BAFD)

Seasonal Contract (CEE) • July / August

Assume full administrative, health, and pedagogical responsibility for residential stays of 120 youth in the Vercors or Brittany. Direct a team of 15 animators, supervise organic catering compliance, maintain relations with local authorities, and oversee child safeguarding.

BPJEPS physical educator demonstrating athletic hurdles technique to youth
Senior BPJEPS educator demonstrating hurdle clearance mechanics at the Stade Municipal de Saint-Denis during a weekend sports facility clinic.

The Mentorship Commitment: How We Support Your Growth

Working at ASSOCIATION VACANCES 93 is not an isolated task; it is an immersive professional apprenticeship. Every Civic Service volunteer and junior educator is paired with an experienced senior mentor—a veteran physical educator, municipal social director, or association officer—who conducts bi-weekly coaching sessions.

During these sessions, you will analyze challenging pedagogical scenarios, refine your communication skills, and develop your personal professional project (Projet d'Avenir). By the end of your mission, over 85% of our civic service alumni successfully transition into full-time employment in municipal public services, educational institutions, or sports federations, or gain admission to specialized university degree programs.

Mentorship session between senior director and junior civic educator in Bobigny
Pedagogical mentorship review at Hôtel du Département, Bobigny: senior educator Claire Vasseur provides constructive feedback to a junior camp counselor.

Commitment to Equal Opportunities & Republican Inclusion

In strict adherence to the universal values of the French Republic and our non-profit mission, ASSOCIATION VACANCES 93 enforces an absolute equal opportunity policy. We evaluate candidates based solely on their civic dedication, empathy, pedagogical aptitude, and certified qualifications.

We actively encourage applications from young residents of priority urban neighborhoods (QPV), individuals from under-represented backgrounds, and people with disabilities. Reasonable workplace accommodations are provided for all physical and sensory needs.

Fully Subsidized BAFA & BAFD Educational Sponsorship

A major hurdle facing aspiring youth animators in Seine-Saint-Denis is the financial cost of certification: a complete BAFA training cycle often costs between €800 and €1,200 across private training institutes, placing it out of reach for low-income youths.

ASSOCIATION VACANCES 93 eliminates this financial obstacle through our Educational Sponsorship Fund. Selected candidates sign a pedagogical commitment pledge: our association finances 100% of their base theory training and specialized practical sessions (outdoor navigation, aquatic safety, or winter sports). In return, trainees complete their practical internship hours within our municipal facilities or residential summer camps in Bobigny, Saint-Denis, and the Vercors.

The Three-Stage Candidacy Selection Process

To ensure a transparent, meritocratic, and welcoming recruitment experience, all candidates proceed through three standardized evaluation milestones:

Phase 1: Administrative and Values Screening. Our pedagogical directorate reviews applications within five working days, assessing candidate alignment with republican values, youth safeguarding awareness, and community motivations.

Phase 2: Collective Role-Play Workshop. Shortlisted candidates participate in a two-hour group workshop held at the Hôtel du Département. Candidates collaborate on real-world youth animation scenarios—such as resolving playground disputes, organizing inclusive basketball drills, or assisting a homesick child at camp.

Phase 3: Individual Pedagogical Interview. A thirty-minute dialogue with the Human Resources Committee and an active youth delegate to discuss mission expectations, mentoring support, and personal career goals.

Accreditation Details and Alumni Career Progression

ASSOCIATION VACANCES 93 holds official national accreditation from the French National Agency for Civic Service (National Accreditation Number: SC-93-2024-00812). Our pedagogical training curricula are registered and audited annually by the Regional Academic Delegation for Youth, Engagement, and Sports (DRAJES Île-de-France).

Over the past five years, 114 young people have completed our Civic Service program. Longitudinal survey tracking reveals that within twelve months of mission completion, 54% secured stable municipal employment in public recreation and sports departments, 31% enrolled in advanced degree programs in sports kinesiology or social education, and 15% were retained directly as permanent staff members within our expanding network.

Staff graduation and certificate ceremony at Hôtel du Département in Bobigny
Graduation and BAFA diploma award ceremony for the outgoing Service Civique cohort, celebrated in the amphitheater of the Hôtel du Département in Bobigny.
JOIN OUR PROFESSIONAL TEAM

Submit Your Candidacy Dossier

Complete this recruitment form to apply for an open position or submit an unsolicited civic service application. Our HR committee reviews dossiers weekly.