French Sports CodeIn force
Subsection 1: Administrative organisation
Article R232-15
The Chairman of the Agency represents the Agency in legal proceedings and acts on its behalf.
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The Chairman of the Agency represents the Agency in legal proceedings and acts on its behalf.
The organiser is liable to the State and local authorities for fees representing the cost of setting up the special security service required to ensure the safety of spectators and traffic during the…
The purpose of the work placements referred to in article A. 212-154 is to place the trainee in a position of responsibility in a training and educational structure approved by the regional director f…
Candidates who have begun a course of continuous assessment and who have been authorised by the chairman of the jury referred to in article A. 212-113 to follow a modular course benefit from the reduc…
The training for the first-level "brevet d'Etat d'éducateur sportif" includes: - a training unit in leadership and training (minimum duration: forty hours); - a training unit in organisation (minimum…
The specialised committee authorised to propose the implementation of special provisions for disabled people applying for a sports educator's certificate is chaired by the person in charge of employme…
The Commission provided for in article A. 212-158 is consulted by the Regional Director for Youth, Sport and the Voluntary Sector at the request of disabled persons who wish to have adaptations made t…
The final assessment for the first and second levels is organised at the end of the training course. It consists of an interview based on a practical case submitted to the candidate (marked out of 20;…
A special test designed to assess the candidate's knowledge is organised during a forty-hour orientation and selection course. This course should enable the team of trainers to assess the trainee's te…
…e jumps referred to in this article are not authorised for the pupils referred to in article A. 322-150 and in progression referred to in article A. 322-151. They are organised according to the follow…
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