Normandy’s regional office of France’s labor and economic administration, the DREETS, is holding an online webinar on June 18, 2026, focused on “control” professions—government inspection and enforcement roles—aimed at professionals and job candidates across the region.
Announced the day before, the event is billed as an online session designed to clarify what these jobs involve, what career opportunities they offer, and the pathways for getting into them.
An online format aimed at reaching candidates across Normandy
The choice of a webinar reflects a well-established approach among France’s regional state services: reaching a dispersed audience across a territory as large as Normandy without requiring travel.
The inspection roles covered by the DREETS include labor inspection work, a field that requires specific legal knowledge as well as on-the-ground skills.
Organizers say this kind of online session is intended for people changing careers, students preparing for France’s competitive civil service exams, and more broadly anyone trying to understand what the day-to-day work of a government control agent looks like within a territorial administration.
What the DREETS is—and why it’s spotlighting these roles
The DREETS Normandie is one of the structures created through a reform of France’s territorial state administration. It brings together responsibilities that were previously spread across several regional directorates, including labor law, employment, and social cohesion.
Promoting its inspection and enforcement careers through a public webinar fits into a broader communications push around recruitment into France’s national civil service.
Connection details and the event’s full program are available directly from DREETS Normandie.
