Question 12145 — commerce and crafts

Summary

Ms. Colette Capdevielle draws the attention of the Minister of Labor and Solidarity to training in socio-hairdressing intended for professionals working in medico-social establishments. A previous written question related to the same subject. The response provided by the Government did not, however, provide a precise answer to the question raised, in particular on the possibility of making this training OBLIGATORY. Socio-hairdressing is a recent specialization which combines technical skills and a psychosocial approach, allowing hairdressers working with vulnerable groups (elderly, sick or disabled people) to adapt their posture and gestures to the specific needs of these groups. Trained hairdressers obtain a title registered in the National Directory of Certifications professional (RNCP) level 4, guaranteeing supervised and certifying training. Socio-hairdressing is also part of a corporate social responsibility (CSR) approach, integrating ethical, social and environmental principles. In a context where the living conditions in certain establishments, particularly EHPADs, give rise to serious concern, the professionalization of all those involved could become a key issue in the quality of care for residents. Many trained socio-hairdressers also believe that this specialization should be made compulsory for any hairdressing professional working in a medical or medico-social environment. She therefore wishes to know if the Government plans to make specific training compulsory for hairdressers working with the public. weakened. She would also like to know what measures could be considered to encourage the deployment of this training throughout the territory.

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