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Societe Generale France Added on Jul 10, 2026
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This role involves supporting the operational deployment of corporate social responsibility within a major regional banking division. You will be responsible for tracking the strategic roadmap, preparing high-level CSR committees, and maintaining analytical dashboards to monitor progress. Beyond administrative support, this position acts as a central hub for environmental and social initiatives across the retail network.

Working within Societe Generale’s banking branch gives you a front-row seat to the green transition of the local economy. You will play a vital role in maintaining the site’s AFNOR certification and organizing local CSR clubs, effectively bridging the gap between global corporate sustainability goals and regional banking operations. This is about making ESG principles tangible for both bank employees and their diverse clientele.

This suits someone who is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in sustainability, possesses strong organizational skills in Excel, and demonstrates a genuine personal commitment to social or environmental causes through extracurricular volunteer work.

FAQ de l’offre

What are the main missions and responsibilities of this role?

The intern will primarily focus on operationalizing the CSR roadmap for the Ile-de-France Sud regional management team. This involves substantial data management through the analysis of sustainability dashboards and the preparation of materials for CSR committees to ensure strategic alignment. Key responsibilities also include managing the action plan for AFNOR certification, which requires a rigorous approach to quality and impact standards. You will also participate in the animation of local CSR Clubs, fostering a culture of sustainability within the regional banking network.

Key learning opportunities for this job

You will gain first-hand experience in how a major financial institution integrates ESG criteria into retail banking operations. This includes learning the complexities of sustainability certifications like AFNOR and how to manage diverse project workstreams in a corporate setting. Mentorship from seasoned CSR professionals will help you develop skills in strategic reporting and institutional communication. You will also build a deep understanding of the regulatory landscape and market trends through continuous monitoring and sector-specific research tasks.

How does the ideal candidate look like (experience, skills)?

The ideal candidate is a Master’s level student specialized in CSR or Sustainable Finance with a rigorous analytical mindset. Proficiency in Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint is essential for dashboard management and high-level presentations. Beyond academic qualifications, the team values creativity and initiative. A demonstrated personal commitment to environmental or social causes, such as volunteering or leading student ecological projects, is a significant advantage for this mission-driven role.

Advice to stand out and make a successful application

To stand out, move beyond just listing your courses; highlight a specific project where you took the initiative to solve a sustainability problem. Whether it was in a community center or a school project, demonstrating your 'proactive spirit' is key for this banking group. Ensure you emphasize your understanding of the banking sector's unique role in the ecological transition. Showing that you understand how a retail bank impacts the local economy through its services will demonstrate a level of maturity that recruiters look for in regional roles.

What aspects of the company's sustainability is this role likely to focus on?

The role specifically targets local ESG deployment. By focusing on the AFNOR certification and regional CSR committees, the intern ensures that the bank's broad corporate commitments are translated into measurable actions at the branch level. There is also a strong social component through stakeholder engagement. Organizing CSR Clubs means you are directly involved in social impact and community relations, helping the bank maintain its license to operate within the Ile-de-France Sud region.

What are the main challenges someone in this role might face?

The main challenge will be managing multiple priorities within a complex, large-scale organization. Moving from data analysis to event organization requires high mental agility and the ability to adapt your communication style to different internal audiences. Maintaining the momentum of a strategic roadmap can also be difficult in a fast-paced banking environment. You will need to be persistent and organized to ensure that AFNOR certification deadlines and reporting cycles are met without compromising on quality.

How could a typical day look like for someone in this position?

A typical day might start with updating CSR dashboards to track the progress of regional KPIs, followed by a coordination meeting to plan the next regional CSR Club event. You might spend the afternoon researching emerging environmental regulations for a technical briefing. You will likely spend time collaborating with colleagues from different departments to gather data for committee presentations. Your day remains diverse, alternating between focused analytical work and collaborative brainstorming or communication tasks.

What are the opportunities for professional growth and development in this role?

Societe Generale views internships as a talent pipeline. Successful performance in this role can lead to future opportunities within the Group's extensive CSR, ESG, or Risk departments, both in France and internationally. This role provides the professional visibility needed to build a strong corporate network. Being at the intersection of regional management and CSR strategy gives you exposure to senior leaders, providing a high-profile platform for your early career development.

The main stakeholders you might be interacting with

You will interact closely with the Regional CSR Director and the local management team to support their decision-making processes. Coordination with internal branch managers is also vital for data collection and field animation. External stakeholders include certification bodies like AFNOR and members of the local CSR Clubs. You will act as a liaison between the regional office and these parties to ensure corporate transparency and community engagement.

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