Question 22866 — vocational training and apprenticeship

Summary

Mr. Sylvain Maillard alerts the Minister of Labor to the concerns of the network of chambers of trade and crafts, which manages 112 apprentice training centers (CFA) throughout the country and trains 100,000 apprentices per year, regarding the implementation of the new apprenticeship financing system. Indeed, the Government is preparing to apply to contracts signed in 2019, until their end, i.e. beyond January 1, 2020, the “ prefectural costs”, which are significantly lower than the new “contract costs”. Such a measure risks creating two-tier funding for an identical diploma on the grounds that it was signed before or after January 1, 2020. In addition, it underestimates the real needs of apprentice training centers (CFA), because the “prefectural costs” do not take into account the additional aid from the regions which will stop at the end 2019. In addition, this measure could disadvantage existing CFAs in favor of new entrants to this new market who will benefit from the levels of support defined by the branches in 2020, and sometimes from the end of 2019. Also, in the interest of fairness with other players responsible for apprenticeship, it would be desirable for contracts signed from September 2019 as part of the five-year agreements to be able to benefit from this system from January 1, 2020. In fact, the chambers of trades and crafts register nearly 74,000 contracts in craft businesses each year between September and December. He therefore wishes to know the Government's position regarding support for apprentice training centers.

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