Question 30401 — professional training and apprenticeship

Summary

Ms. Séverine Gipson draws the attention of the Minister of Labor to the hiring of apprentices in the artistic professions. The training time for apprentices in an arts and crafts section requires a lot of time, sometimes even up to six years for learning particular techniques and mastering know-how. In this context, the internship supervisor transmits techniques throughout this learning period, which he does not particularly wish to see it disclosed. He therefore undertakes through this apprenticeship to employ his apprentice once the training is completed. The MP also notes the presence of numerous apprentices who obtain their certificate of best worker or apprentice in France among the future masters of arts. However, the difference in cost between an apprentice and an employee is immense. And the specificity of these professions is that the execution of contracts is carried out over a long period of time with poor visibility of orders, making this situation inextricable for many master craftsmen and craftsmen. The fire at Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris made it possible to realize how much this precious know-how requires special support, having regard to the historical heritage and the necessary needs for its conservation. She therefore asks him if it is possible to reduce by progressive stages over time State aid relating to apprentices, future employees, in order to better correspond to the requirements of the artistic professions and thus allow orders to be completed to meet the cost of an employee.

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