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18106

Question 18106 — exams, competitions and diplomas

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Mr. Quentin Bataillon draws the attention of the Minister of National Education and Youth to the ongoing reform of professional sector diplomas and more particularly to the professional certificate for youth, popular education and sport. This professional sector trains several thousand young people per year and represents a structuring recruitment pool for sports clubs and fitness centers. fit or even for structures welcoming young audiences. 50,000 professionals are affected by this diploma on the national territory. The reform of the sector's diplomas stems from the law of September 5, 2018 for the freedom to choose one's professional future and requires the construction of diplomas in "skill blocks". However, the timetable for application and consultation raises questions given the scale of the changes announced. Thus, the MP wishes to know the deadlines planned for the consultation of the unions representing the sector, the timetable planned for the reform as well as the decisions which have been taken at this stage. It also warns about the financial support for the cost of training: support which does not extend over the two years can lead many associations and students into difficulty, or even into interruption of course. He would like to have details on this subject.

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