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On the other hand, certain facilitators’ qualifications are vocational qualifications. Order of 15 July 2015 relating to certificates of aptitude for the duties of facilitator and director at Community Centres for Minors ( accueils collectifs de mineurs)
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“developing partnerships and communication”.Īrticle D 432-10 et seq of the CASF – Social Action and Family Code ( code de l’action sociale et des familles). “directing staff and managing a centre”. “coordinating and training a team of facilitators”. “making a commitment appropriate to the social, cultural and educational context”. “along with his/her team of facilitators, developing and introducing pedagogic projects ( projets pédagogiques) that are in line with educational projects ( projets éducatifs) , in accordance with the rules governing Community Centres for Minors ( accueils collectifs de mineurs), including catering for minors with health problems or disabilities”. The BAFD – Director’s Certificate of Aptitude ( Brevet d’aptitude aux fonctions de directeur) allows holders of the BAFA to supervise children and teenagers at holiday and leisure centres.īAFD training prepares directors for carrying out the following duties: The BAFD - Director’s Certificate of Aptitude ( Brevet d’aptitude aux fonctions de directeur) In addition, the course aims to develop four skills:ġ) “the sharing and passing on of the Republic’s values, including secularism” Ģ) “the making of a commitment appropriate to the social, cultural and educational context” ģ) “The building of strong individual or collective relationships with members of the team of instructors and with the minors, and helping to prevent all forms of discrimination” Ĥ) “where necessary, being able to provide appropriate solutions in situations involving minors”. The Facilitator ’s Certificate of Aptitude ( Brevet d’aptitude aux fonctions d’animateur), known as the BAFA, is a non-professional qualification required for the supervision of young people within Community Centres for Minors ( accueils collectifs de mineurs), and holiday and leisure centres.īAFA training prepares its students for 5 areas of responsibility:ġ) “guaranteeing the physical and moral safety of minors” Ģ) “as part of a team, helping to introduce projets pédagogiques that are in line with projets éducatifs, in accordance with the rules governing ACMs” ģ) “taking part in activities, communications and the development of relationships between all those involved” Ĥ) “supervising and coordinating the daily routine and the activities” ĥ) “helping minors to complete their projects”. The BAFA - Facilitator ’s Certificate of Aptitude ( Brevet d’aptitude aux fonctions d’animateur)
These qualifications are mostly awarded to women, who made up roughly 70% of those who obtained the BAFA/ BAFD in 2016. Fewer BAFDs are awarded in 2018, there were 2,344. Non-professional certificates: Most of the facilitators’ qualifications awarded by the Ministry of Youth consist of the BAFA - Facilitator ’s Certificate of Aptitude ( Brevet d’aptitude aux fonctions d’animateur) and the BAFD - Director’s Certificate of Aptitude ( Brevet d’aptitude aux fonctions de directeur). Around 50,000 BAFA qualifications are awarded each year this number has remained the same for 20 years.
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Nevertheless, they play an essential role in terms of access to the professional activity sector.
Non-vocational qualifications relate to voluntary activities. In fact the law allows employers to recruit unqualified staff however, they must ensure that 80 % of supervisors “have degrees, qualifications or certificates that appear on the list drawn up by the Minister for Youth”. It must be stressed that qualifications are not required for socio-educational activities. The training system is based on three types of qualification: non-professional, professional and academic qualifications. Their status is defined by the qualifications they hold. The status of facilitators may vary, and may not be equally recognised. Facilitators may be volunteers ( bénévoles), employees or local officials. N.B. This chapter will focus on socio-educational/socio-cultural facilitators in France, these come under the definition of “youth workers”, which is more widely used than that of “facilitator”.
Education, training and skills recognition.