Early Careers: One thread between company and school
For work-study HR teams, tutors, and schools: a shared program, reviews at the right moments, and a booklet where every observation stays under its author’s name.
Illustration: an apprenticeship milestone by milestone, its three stakeholders, and a skills logbook that keeps the mentor’s observations separate from the training provider’s validations.
Program · Two-year apprenticeshipInès Petit
OnboardingSeptember
Check-inDecember
AssessmentMarch
Final reviewJune
MWorkplace mentorTPTraining providerIPApprentice
Skills logbook
SkillMentorProviderWelcome a customerObservedValidatedPrepare a quoteObservedPending approvalManage stockTo observe—
Connect the program’s steps with the people supporting the young talent.
Early Careers day to day
Day-to-day work-study follow-up
Follow-up programs
Organize reviews and the involvement of the people concerned.
Program · Two-year apprenticeshipInès Petit
OnboardingSeptember
Check-inDecember
AssessmentMarch
Final reviewJune
Check-in · DecemberTo schedulePlanned
Who is involved, and in what role
HBHugo Bernard · workplace mentorMeeting
KHKarim Haddad · academic advisorAssessment
IPInès Petit · apprenticeMeeting
An assigned manager does not automatically replace the mentor.
Skills logbook
Keep each stakeholder’s observations and validations distinct.
LISA logbook · Inès PetitTwo-year apprenticeship
SkillApprenticeCompanySchoolWelcome a customerObservedObservedValidatedPrepare a quoteObservedObservedPending approvalManage stockTo completeTo observe—
Observation · Prepare a quoteDraftAdded
HBHugo Bernard · workplace mentorAccurate quotes; discounts to review together.
Apprentice, company, school: each view stays identifiable.
Learning history
Find assessments and documents based on access rights.
Nadia BenaliAssessments and documents
Learning historyNadia Benali
Report · Onboarding meetingSeptember
Assessment · Check-inDecember
LISA logbook · final reviewJune
Viewable based on program rights
End of follow-upFollow-up ongoingArchived
End of training
Program closure
Archiving
Once archived, the learning follow-up becomes read-only.
Program · Two-year apprenticeshipInès Petit
OnboardingSeptember
Check-inDecember
AssessmentMarch
Final reviewJune
Check-in · DecemberTo schedulePlanned
Who is involved, and in what role
HBHugo Bernard · workplace mentorMeeting
KHKarim Haddad · academic advisorAssessment
IPInès Petit · apprenticeMeeting
An assigned manager does not automatically replace the mentor.
LISA logbook · Inès PetitTwo-year apprenticeship
SkillApprenticeCompanySchoolWelcome a customerObservedObservedValidatedPrepare a quoteObservedObservedPending approvalManage stockTo completeTo observe—
Observation · Prepare a quoteDraftAdded
HBHugo Bernard · workplace mentorAccurate quotes; discounts to review together.
Apprentice, company, school: each view stays identifiable.
Nadia BenaliAssessments and documents
Learning historyNadia Benali
Report · Onboarding meetingSeptember
Assessment · Check-inDecember
LISA logbook · final reviewJune
Viewable based on program rights
End of follow-upFollow-up ongoingArchived
End of training
Program closure
Archiving
Once archived, the learning follow-up becomes read-only.
Try it yourself
One logbook, three roles
Open the logbook as the apprentice, workplace mentor or academic advisor: only your role’s column offers you an action, and what each person records stays under their name.
Before you start
Getting started with Early Careers
The rollout
01
Define the program
Identify the skills and useful check-in points.
02
Assign the stakeholders
Check the roles of the company, the mentor and the academic advisor.
03
Follow up and wrap up
Review the logbook, handle follow-ups, prepare archiving.
01
Make the steps visible to everyone
The apprentice, the workplace mentor and the academic advisor do not have the same view: the program organizes the expected reviews and assessments.
Specify who steps in at each stage: an assigned manager does not automatically replace the mentor.
02
LISA: tracking skills and exchanges
The LISA (Livret Interactif de Suivi de l’Apprenant, an interactive learner logbook) brings skills tracking together; observations from the apprentice, the company and the school must stay identifiable.
End of training, program closure, archiving: three distinct moments. Decide who checks, who archives and what must remain accessible. Once archived, the follow-up becomes read-only in the relevant screens.
Upikat AIA question to prepare for your demo: “Who steps in at each stage of the program: the mentor, the school, the manager?”Message written by the Upikajob team. Upikat is the AI assistant that helps prepare reviews.
Helpful answers
Your questions, simply answered.
Pointers to assess your project and prepare the right questions.
Management Copilot. The Management Copilot helps managers prepare actions and messages from the context of a review, then track the actions they have taken on.
The page has an example you can try, with no account or sign-up.
Audit & 360 Reviews. Prepare your skills reviews and 360-degree feedback with questionnaires, rater circles and a debrief to interpret with participants.
The page has an example you can try, with no account or sign-up.
Employee Records. Find employees, their reporting lines and their follow-up information in an employee record whose sections depend on the modules and access rights enabled.
The page has an example you can try, with no account or sign-up.
Leave & Absence. Centralize leave and absence requests, their status and their approval, based on the absence types and rules configured for your company.
The page has an example you can try, with no account or sign-up.
That’s me! In the app, I help each person prepare their part of the review form: I ask the template’s questions one at a time, then fill in the answers, for them to review.
The conversation with the manager and the decisions stay with the people involved. And I’m always presented as an AI.