Question 12764 — professional training and apprenticeship

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Ms. Hélène Laporte questions the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Industrial, Energy and Digital Sovereignty on the consequences of the announced limitation of financing of preparation for a driving license through the personal training account (CPF) to job seekers only, as well as on the capping of this financing. The driving license today constitutes an essential tool for autonomy, integration professional and mobility, particularly in rural and peri-urban areas where the provision of public transport remains limited. For many workers, however, the cost of learning to drive remains a major obstacle to access to employment or professional development. In this context, the use of the CPF to finance all or part of the driving license has represented, in recent years, a real and concrete for hundreds of thousands of French people. This financing method also made it possible to support the economic activity of driving schools, in particular those with a State label or Qualiopi certification, of which there are around 5,000 on the national territory. For these establishments, financing by the CPF can represent between 10% and 80% of turnover, depending on the territories and the audiences welcomed. The decision to restrict this funding only to job seekers, combined with its capping, raises serious concerns among professionals in the sector, who fear a sudden weakening of their economic model, but also among many workers for whom this development could call into question access to a driving license, which is nevertheless essential to their professional career. Also, she wants to know if the The Government intends to reconsider this restriction in order to preserve access to a driving license for workers who need it as part of their professional activity or their mobility and what support measures it is considering to avoid lasting destabilization of the driving schools concerned.

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