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If you are searching for the Skool N Job logo, the right move is to pull it from the programme’s own social channels (their LinkedIn, Facebook or Instagram pages for the relevant city) or to email them directly. Skool N Job is a French employability programme operating in cities including Pau, Toulouse, Perpignan, Narbonne and Carcassonne. It is not the same brand as skool.com, the global community-and-courses platform. Do not use a skool.com logo as a substitute — they are unrelated organisations and using the wrong mark on a flyer or partnership deck is a mistake that is easy to avoid. If you cannot find an official asset, ask: regional programmes generally welcome partners and respond within a few days.
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What Skool N Job actually is
Skool N Job is a French regional initiative focused on employability and soft-skills training, particularly for younger workers entering the job market. The programme combines workshops, individual coaching and structured connections with regional employers. It runs in southern French cities including Pau, Toulouse, Perpignan, Narbonne and Carcassonne. Each city tends to have its own local team and schedule. Branding is consistent across cities — a single logo, a single visual identity — but local materials may vary slightly. The programme is not a SaaS, not a subscription product, and not affiliated with the US-based community platform at skool.com. The name overlap is coincidental, and confusion shows up regularly in search.
Where to source the logo legitimately
Three sources, in order of reliability. Official social channels — Skool N Job pages on LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram for the relevant city often link a media kit or have the logo as the profile image in clean form. Recent flyers — local regional government pages and city employment service sites occasionally publish announcements with the current logo embedded. Use the most recent example you can find, since brand refreshes happen. Direct email — for press, partnership or academic use, email the programme directly via the contact details on their main page. They typically respond with a high-resolution PNG or SVG within a few days. Avoid pulling a logo from a random image search — those copies are often outdated, distorted, or watermarked by stock-photo aggregators.
What is and is not OK to do with the logo
Standard rules. Use the logo to describe an actual relationship: a partnership announcement, a press piece about the programme, a research paper that mentions it, a regional report. Do not use it to imply endorsement when none exists, and do not modify it — no recolouring, no stretching, no overlaying text. Maintain clear space around the mark and use it on contrasting backgrounds for legibility. If your usage is commercial — for example a sponsor deck or a paid event — request explicit written permission first. The programme is publicly funded in part, which means the brand team cares about consistent representation. A 5-line email asking permission saves a 20-message back-and-forth later.
Not the same as skool.com — please do not mix them up
If your project actually concerns skool.com, the global community-and-courses platform, you want a different logo entirely. Skool.com hosts paid and free communities run by independent creators (coaches, course creators, agencies) at a flat $99/mo platform fee. As an owner of a skool.com community, you choose your own group name, slug, banner and avatar — your branding lives inside skool.com but is yours. The skool.com brand mark itself is on their press kit at skool.com. tools4skool, which runs as a Chrome extension on top of your skool.com session, has its own brand at tools4skool.com. None of these are interchangeable with Skool N Job.
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