Question 17662 — professions and social activities

Summary

Ms. Mathilde Paris alerts the Minister of Labor, Health and Solidarity about the training of facilitators for extracurricular activities such as BAFA. The certificate of aptitude for the functions of facilitator (BAFA) is a diploma which allows you to supervise, on a non-professional basis, on an occasional basis, children and adolescents in collective reception of minors, in particular during holiday stays and in leisure reception. The BAFA takes place in three stages. It begins with a general training session, lasting at least eight days, followed by a practical course of at least fourteen days and finally an in-depth session of at least six days or a qualification session of at least eight days. Associations highlight the difficulties for people, once they have entered working life, to follow the BAFA theoretical course due to the length of the days consecutive training sessions. Indeed, with few public transport services to get to training locations and training days and times having to be adjusted with working hours, it is difficult to reconcile personal life, professional life and training to obtain the BAFA, hence many dropouts. Today, we face a lack of supervisors for these extracurricular activities, particularly in rural environment where the student population is small or non-existent. Thus, in these territories, only people already in professional activity represent a pool of potential supervisors. In view of all these elements, the MP asks the Minister to use digital tools to strengthen distance training aimed at obtaining the BAFA in order to reduce inequalities between urban and rural residents. She him requests to consider training with a system of capitalizable units until the content of the BAFA is respected and at the same time to put in place an investment by the volunteer concerned, under supervision, with children and adolescents in collective reception for minors (ACM). This system is currently being tested by the French federation of scouts and appears to compensate for the territorial inequalities between urban and rural. She wants to know his position on the subject.

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