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Vocational training

Offering vocational training. The second objective in Article 5 is for young people who have left school.

A trade, then work

After leaving the school system early, the way that remains is learning a trade, in a setting that protects the apprentice and leads to real work. That is what the second statutory objective is for.

We count employment as part of the training itself: the supervised apprenticeship, the starting equipment and the first months of activity form a single path. That is why we join this objective with citizenship and entrepreneurship, which encourages local economic initiative.

Training in pictures

The training for young women towards financial independence, session after session.

Participants in the financial independence training for young women, indoors
A session of the financial independence training, led in front of the participants
Participants working on their documents during the training
A room full of participants during the financial independence training
Participants gathered around the tables during the training
Participants in the training for young women towards financial independence
The room during a session of the financial independence training
A training session under way in front of the participants
Participants talking together during the training
Participants seated during a training session

Funding this objective

We receive no automatic funding: every action rests on the resources we manage to mobilise.