During an internship in Rouen, you will assist the Technical Design Director in assessing the costs of residential property projects. You will contribute to technical estimates, technical and financial monitoring of projects, tender analysis and research into new products.
On a work-study apprenticeship in Nice, you will join Kaufman & Broad’s Technical team as an assistant technical manager and client representative on residential building sites. You will help monitor construction work, carry out pre-handover inspections, hand over homes and resolve outstanding defects.
- Level : Internship / apprenticeship
- Education : Two years of higher education
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This graphic design internship in Strasbourg focuses on the layout of presentations, tenders and competition submissions. The successful candidate will design PowerPoint, Word and InDesign templates, as well as print and digital communications materials.
During this internship in Rouen, you will assist the Technical Design Director in assessing the costs of residential property projects. You will contribute to cost estimates, technical and financial monitoring of projects and tender analysis. A Bac+3/4/5 qualification in construction economics or building design is required, along with attention to detail, organisation and interpersonal skills.
Kaufman & Broad is looking for an Assistant Project Manager intern in Toulouse to help roll out a new CRM and support its adoption by teams. Responsibilities include preparing for the rollout, creating support materials, monitoring user feedback and analysing usage indicators. The role requires an interest in CRM tools, strong analytical skills and proficiency in Excel and PowerPoint.
Kaufman & Broad is looking for a construction site manager intern for its Technical team in Nice, working on apartment block and individual house construction sites. The role includes daily site monitoring, checking modification works, resolving outstanding defects and managing contractors. The six-month internship starts in January 2027 and requires engineering studies in construction or civil engineering, as well as a vehicle for travel within the Alpes-Maritimes.