Question 15647 — vocational training and apprenticeship

Summary

Mr. Benjamin Saint-Huile alerts the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Industrial and Digital Sovereignty to the possible introduction of a co-payment for users of their personal training account (CPF), recently announced by the Government. As a reminder, the CPF was set up to facilitate workers' access to professional training throughout their careers. In 2019 it was made accessible online and credited in euros and no longer in hours, for private sector employees and supplemented by 500 euros per year up to a ceiling set at 5,000 euros. Nearly 21 million people have connected to the platform, a very positive sign of the democratization of the system and we must collectively be satisfied with this success. It nevertheless appears that the Government is concerned about this popularity and wishes to reduce the cost to the State. So since 2022, expenditure allocated to the CPF has exceeded 2 billion euros per year. To deal with this, the establishment of financial participation by beneficiaries was announced, which would save around 200 million euros per year. This measure raises many concerns among the beneficiaries and the stakeholders concerned, given the possible harmful consequences on access to training. In a context of loss of purchasing power, an additional financial burden could naturally dissuade many employees from embarking on a training course. Also, the cost of certain training already exceeds the available balance of many workers, making access to the system unequal. This is why he wishes to challenge the establishment of such a contribution, which would undermine the growing success of access to professional training and on possible alternatives to meet the significant costs that this represents for the State.

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