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Multi-skilled reception officer

Commune de Bécon-les-Granits · Local government

En français : Agent d'accueil polyvalent

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This job in plain words

You are a multi-skilled reception officer at the town hall of Bécon-les-Granits, a town of 3,000 people in Maine-et-Loire. You welcome the public, handle administrative tasks, and support the CCAS, local associations and room bookings.

Open to non-civil servants

Can you apply?

Civil servants and contract workers can apply. A person without a public service exam can be hired, because the entry grade is category C.

Category
Category C (staff)
Diploma
Not stated
Experience
Experience in a similar job, listed in the profile.
Contract
Civil servants and contract staff. For a contract worker: contract up to 3 years, renewable up to a maximum of 6 years. Part-time (non-full-time) post.

The profile they want:

  • Knowledge of how local authorities work.
  • Knowledge of social regulations.
  • Good skills in office software (Word, Excel, business software).
  • Experience in a similar job.
  • Rigour, organisation and professional discretion.
  • Good listening and people skills.

What you would do

  • Welcome the public by phone and at the front desk.
  • Follow up applications for identity cards and passports.
  • Process residence permit and host certificate applications.
  • Coordinate and manage the administration of the CCAS.
  • Manage room bookings and rentals.
  • Handle secretarial tasks and the children's municipal council.

How to apply

You apply on the employer's website, reached from the offer page on Choisir le Service Public.

Good to know:

  • Part-time (non-full-time) post.
  • Public reception on one Saturday per month.
  • Post vacant from 18/01/2027.
  • The secure ID and passport service is being set up.

We wrote this summary automatically from the official offer. Only the offer published on Choisir le Service Public counts: read it before you apply. Source: Choisir le Service Public (DGAFP), Etalab 2.0 licence.