Question 8816 — vocational training and apprenticeship

Summary

Ms. Florence Herouin-Léautey draws the attention of the Minister of Labor, Health, Solidarity and Families to the persistent ineligibility of many university diplomas (DU) for financing by the personal training account (CPF), in particular DUs preparing for pharmacy practice. In a context where the State displays a clear desire to strengthen access to local health and to promote health sectors, the absence of these training courses in the national directory of professional certifications (RNCP) or the specific directory (RS) prevent their financing by the CPF. This creates an inconsistency between the objectives of increasing skills and continuing training of health professionals and the financing mechanisms that are actually accessible. These university courses, although academic, are often popular with working professionals or in retraining, who wish to improve or adapt their exercise. Due to lack of eligibility for the CPF, many of them give up on these courses, although they are professionally relevant. She asks him the reasons for this exclusion and invites him to consider either a relaxation of the eligibility criteria for the CPF for professional DUs, or the creation of derogatory routes allowing financing by the CPF, on a case by case basis, projects consistent with public health priorities.

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