Après mes secondaires? Je suis une formation en alternance

Summary

This video highlights alternative educational pathways for those who feel university or higher education is not for them. It introduces apprenticeship training, which combines theoretical courses and practical experience, offering a hands-on approach to learning a trade. Apprenticeships last between one to three years, and students receive a stipend while working with an employer. This training can lead to starting a business or advancing in a management career. Opportunities are available starting from 15-16 years old, and further information is available through various training programs in Brussels. Don't forget to apply before the 31st of October!

Takeaways

• 😀 You might think that higher education isn't for you, but there are other ways to continue your education after secondary school.
• 😀 Alternating training programs combine theoretical courses and hands-on experience.
• 😀 These programs allow you to discover a profession while learning directly on the job.
• 😀 Alternance programs can last from one to three years.
• 😀 You work for a company that benefits from a training allowance, meaning you're paid while you learn.
• 😀 Alternance is a great way to balance continuing your education and entering the workforce.
• 😀 Upon completing an alternance program, you can start working, and even pursue further training in business management.
• 😀 With a diploma in business management, you can also start your own business as an independent entrepreneur.
• 😀 Alternance programs can start at 15 or 16 years old, but they can also be pursued later on after finishing high school or vocational training.
• 😀 FP (Fédération des Partenaires) organizes alternance programs in Brussels, offering a wide range of options.
• 😀 Don't forget to sign up for the program before October 31, and feel free to visit an info point or check the website for more details.

Q & A

What is the main alternative to university or higher education mentioned in the script?

The main alternative mentioned is apprenticeship training, which combines theoretical classes at school with practical work experience.

How does apprenticeship training work?

Apprenticeship training alternates between theoretical education at school and practical work experience in a company. This allows students to learn on the job.

What is the duration of apprenticeship programs?

Apprenticeship programs can last anywhere from one to three years.

Do students get paid during their apprenticeship?

Yes, students receive a stipend during their apprenticeship, as they are considered to be working for the company.

What benefits does apprenticeship training offer?

Apprenticeship training offers the benefit of gaining hands-on experience in a profession while continuing to study. It helps students learn a trade directly in the workplace.

What happens after completing an apprenticeship?

After completing the apprenticeship, students can start working in the field and may even pursue further education to become a business owner by obtaining a management degree.

Is apprenticeship training only for young people?

No, while apprenticeship training can start from ages 15 or 16, it is also open to individuals who wish to pursue it later in life, such as after completing secondary education.

Can apprenticeship training lead to starting a business?

Yes, upon completion, apprentices can pursue a management qualification that would allow them to start their own business as an independent entrepreneur.

Where can individuals find information about apprenticeship training in Brussels?

Information about apprenticeship training in Brussels can be found on the website www.liberezles.net, and interested individuals can also visit local information points.

Is there a deadline to apply for apprenticeship training?

Yes, applicants need to register before October 31st to be considered for apprenticeship training.