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French Labour CodeIn force
Chapter I: Apprenticeship agreements with legal entities governed by public law

Article D6271-2

…article L. 6227-1, the other public employer or the company hosting the apprentice. It must specify 1° The duration of the reception period ; 2° The purpose of the training and the qualification or di…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Title V: Supervision of apprenticeship training leading to a diploma

Article R6251-2

…e inspection is carried out jointly by at least one person from each of the categories mentioned in 1°, 2° and 3° of article R. 6251-1. If the persons mentioned in 2° or 3° of this article have not be…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Section 1: One-off assistance for apprentice employers

Article D6243-4

…es and Payment Agency) is responsible for payment of the grant. To this end, it is responsible for: 1° Notifying the beneficiary employer of the decision to award the aid and informing it of the proce…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Subsection 2: Allocation to authorised establishments

Article D6241-27-1

…blishment that it has designated under the conditions set out in article D. 6241-27, in particular: 1° Due to the definitive cessation of activity of this establishment; 2° Due to the absence or error…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Section 2: Skills assessment

Article R6313-4

…under the guidance of the service provider carrying out the assessment, the following three phases: 1° A preliminary phase designed to: a) Analysing the beneficiary's needs and requirements ; b) Deter…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Title V: Supervision of apprenticeship training leading to a diploma

Article R6251-1

…ip training leading to the award of diplomas under his jurisdiction. These missions are made up of: 1° Inspectors or authorised public officials from the certifying ministries; 2° Experts appointed by…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Paragraph 2: Applying for leave as part of a career transition project

Article R6323-10-1

I.-The employer may defer the granting of the career transition leave requested by an employee: 1° When it considers that the absence of the person concerned could have consequences prejudicial to the…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Subsection 2: Training leave for employees aged 25 and under

Article R6322-75

Deferral of leave does not remove the right to leave for an employee who reaches :1° Twenty-six years of age after submitting his application ; 2° Twenty-four months of professional activity after sub…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Chapter VI: Quality of vocational training courses

Article R6316-3

…The accreditation of certifier bodies provided for in article L. 6316-2 guarantees compliance with: 1° The standard of the International Organisation for Standardisation corresponding to the activity…

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French Labour CodeIn force
Section 1: Training activities

Article D6313-3-1

The implementation of all or part of a distance learning course includes: 1° Appropriate technical and pedagogical assistance to support the beneficiary throughout the course; 2° Information for the b…

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