Starting resource
Practising in France: prepare your project by asking the right questions
This guide does not decide your right to practise. It helps you prepare a conversation and identify the sources and contacts that must confirm your situation.
1. Start with the facts of your situation
Before comparing an opportunity, gather the elements that describe your project: obtained qualification or expected date, training country, experience, declared French level, availability and essential conditions.
2. Separate general information from an individual decision
Steps for a regulated profession depend on your circumstances and assessment by competent authorities. A page, recruiter or Irivance cannot replace that decision.
3. Assess a real opportunity
Before authorising a profile introduction, ask for useful conditions: practice, location, status, work, schedule, pay and next steps.
4. Keep control of your data
At first contact, avoid sending sensitive documents. Your profile should only be introduced to a named practice after clear information and written permission.
Sources to consult
General information never replaces an individual assessment by the competent authority.
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Assess my projectLast checked: 20 July 2026