Toward a commited future: Hélène Kuhry's Journey from Graduation to Environmental Volunteering.

Following a degree in international business, I was looking to move into the field of communications. With this in mind, in 2020 I joined TBS Education to follow the Marketing, Management & Communication master's program. I chose to join this school firstly because I wanted to continue my course of study on a sandwich course, something that TBS Education offered. And secondly, because I really appreciated its commitment to the environment, particularly through ANEDD (Les Assises Nationales Étudiantes du Développement Durable) and B3D (Bureau du Développement Durable). An event and an association in which I invested a lot of time during my Master's degree. This enabled me to develop my skills and blossom during a two-year work-study placement with the Lactalis Group as a CSR Communications Officer. It was a first professional experience in line with my desire to work for a sustainable future. I discovered that communications for a major group requires rigor and adaptability to deal with complex issues such as social and environmental challenges.

Once I had completed my Master's degree, I took a short break to think about my next objectives and the direction I wanted my future career to take. It was a precious and constructive moment that enabled me to gain both maturity and experience in the field. I wanted to get involved in a committed association. To this end, I applied for several positions, mostly abroad. To help me in my search, I was accompanied byAdice. It supports young people wishing to get involved in solidarity activities, notably through the European Solidarity Corps set up by the European Union. It provides administrative and financial support to enable young people to go abroad and promote shared European values. I was thus able to better define my project and discover the associations corresponding to it.