A diploma ranging from high school to 2 years of higher education in the field of reception, tourism, or communication, such as a professional baccalaureate in Client Relations and User Services or a BTS in Tourism, is recommended. Skills in administrative management and fluency in foreign languages are highly valued.
With experience, a receptionist can advance to positions such as reception manager, client space manager, or pivot towards roles in customer relations, communication, or human resources within the company.
Temporary work as a receptionist offers a wide range of professional experiences, allowing individuals to discover various business sectors and develop a broad spectrum of skills. This flexibility is ideal for those seeking diversity in their career or looking to enhance their communication and customer service skills. For companies, temporary staffing ensures quality reception suited to their specific needs while assessing candidates for potential permanent opportunities.