The Groupement des métiers de l'impression et de la communication (GMI) is launching the 2026 edition of its scholarships. The scheme is aimed at young people training in the graphic arts and visual communications professions, up to and including bachelor's level.
To qualify for this financial assistance, applicants must submit a project file. For this edition, the creation must be an educational print product, designed to raise awareness among a young audience of the advantages of paper in the face of all-digital technology.
Candidates will be assessed on the basis of creativity, technical mastery, academic commitment and business performance.
The trade organization calls on industry leaders who take on eligible apprentices or students to pass on the information to their teams.
The winners will be chosen by a jury made up of company directors, experts and experts in the communications and graphic arts industries.
Until May 31, 2026 to obtain one of 4 scholarships
Up to four scholarships are available, worth between 1âeuros000 and 2âeuros000Â euros. Payment is to be made in two instalments to support further study.
Candidates have until May 31, 2026 to send in their registration forms, then until July 20, 2026 to submit their applications.
A shortlist will be announced on July 30, 2026, before the results are announced on September 21, 2026.
The scholarships will be officially awarded at a ceremony in Paris on November 25, 2026.
"Through this scheme, the GMI is once again affirming its commitment to supporting young talent, promoting the print and visual communications professions, and demonstrating that paper remains a modern, responsible and meaningful medium. Applications are now open."
