One former PIDA winner told me PIDA helped her to get the job. Her company recognized her creativity through the award.
What does PIDA mean to the students ?
A few weeks ago, I talked with Richard who participated in PIDA 7 years ago.
He will attend the Make up in Paris fair and was glad to hear the PIDA event will be part of the program! He remembered the competition and that he had a good time when working on it.
Anne, one of the 2010 PIDA winners, is now working for a cardboard company. She said that PIDA helped her to get the job. Her company recognized her creativity through the award.
For our current students, PIDA is a way to discover cartonboard with its characteristics and its incredible usage possibilities. The competition is also a way to show your skills and be recognized by the professional world, and all students would appreciate to add this award to their resume.
PIDA is the perfect way to practice your skills. Our students can apply their theoretical knowledge that they have obtained during their studies.
What does PIDA mean to you?
During the PIDA project, I dare to compare ESEPAC school to an anthill.
The ants run everywhere!! Folding, cutting, printing,” gently shouting” to get first to the machines and be able to provide the best concept !! Noisy ants for sure, but such a pleasure for me to see!
Beyond the shared fun, PIDA is the perfect way to practice your skills. Our students can apply their theoretical knowledge that they have obtained during their studies.