Name: technician
Price: 200 EUR
Availability: InStock

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French
Native or bilingual

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Remote only

Primarily works remotely

AZAP
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DEFENSE AND MILITARY
April 2025 - January 2026 (9 months)
Avignon, France
This is the mostintelligentandentrepreneurialstrategy you can adopt. By keeping your €2300 per month, you don't suffer the market, you use it. You manage your risk like a true pro: you keep your financial security (your "cash-flow") while you build your skill capital (your "asset").

Here's how you can concretely"build" your experiencewithout going through the "€1600 Job" stage:

### 1. Build your "Cloud Portfolio" (Your visual CV)

Since you can't show pay stubs as an IT professional, you need to show **technical proof**.

The personal lab:Use part of your driver's salary to pay for your Azure subscription.
Document everything:Every time you complete a practical exercise in your TSSR training or configure a service on Azure for the AZ-104, write a short article or create a PDF with screenshots.
The goal:When you meet a client or employer later, you won't say "I know how to do it," you'll say "Look at what I've already built."

### 2. Become the "Neighborhood Technician" for SMEs (Freelance)

There are hundreds of small businesses in Avignon (shops, artisans, offices) that are lost when it comes to IT.

The mission:Offer them simple interventions on your days off.
*Example:* "I'll secure your data and move your emails to the Cloud for €200".

The experience:This isrealexperience. You manage a client, a need, billing, and a real technical problem. On a CV, "Independent consultant for 5 SMEs" is sometimes worth more than a year of basic support in a large company.

### 3. Use strategic volunteering

If you're struggling to find paying clients at first:

Offer your services for free to an association or sports club in Avignon.
What is the "small mission" or the first technical project you would like to achieve for your portfolio?