What is the situation of apprenticeship in France?

This educational model of joint school-enterprise training is known in France as Alternance (half-work, half-study), which is a government-supported model of technical personnel training in the French vocational education system, and is basically characterized by the combination of enterprise training and school education.

The apprenticeship contract is aimed at young people aged between 16 and 30 years old, and in some cases over 30 years old, with the aim of obtaining a national diploma (CAP, BAC, BTS, Licence, Master.) or the title RNCP.

Apprenticeship contracts are usually for two years, with only certain special cases allowing for longer (three years) or shorter (six months). It can also be extended to four years for some disabled people. Apprenticeship contracts are available to all businesses and tuition fees will be paid by the business.

When we hear Apprenti, we are actually referring to formation en apprentissage, where the student signs a work contract with a company.

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