A Path to Success in Industrial Careers

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from 5 November 2026 to 16 December 2026

Career-focused

Upon completion of the training, participants will be able to set their career path within the manufacturing sector; they will apply the 10 key behaviours expected in this sector, will have discovered the industrial sectors present in their region, as well as around ten in-demand roles within the manufacturing sector. They will hold the initial qualifications required to subsequently take up their chosen role (Operations Operator Certificate, Harness Use – Working at Height, Bolted Joints, ATEX0, GIES1, GTIS, Workplace First Aider, etc.) – these accreditations or certifications must be tailored to the needs of businesses in the region where the training programme takes place

Module 1: Industrial Acculturation

Industrial Challenges and Sectors

Mapping of the region’s industrial sectors

Petrochemicals / Chemicals

Steel / Metallurgy

Aerospace

Energy

Shipbuilding

Agri-food

Automotive

Cosmetics

Nuclear ...

Module 2: Successful Behaviours for a Job in Industry

The work of the Quebec-based lecturer and researcher Henri BOUDREAULT

The 10 key behaviours:

Attendance
Communication
Team spirit
Attitude
Safety
Respect
Organisation
Vigilance
Maturity
Self-control

Participants’ self-assessment

Impact of behaviour on one’s own safety and that of others.

Impact of behaviour on the running of the business

Module 3: Introduction to and practical experience of industrial trades

The organisation of each ‘trade’ introduction and practical session is based on the following principle:

1. Introduction to the trade / context of the trade

2. Trade information sheet:
- Introduction to the trade and its tasks
- Overview of the risks associated with the trade
- Overview of the preventive measures in place
- Overview of developments in the trade - Overview of constraints associated with the trade

3. Practical experience of the trade

4. Summary of the introduction (questions and answers

Module 4: Regulatory authorisations and certifications for industry (28 hours)

Choice from the following authorisations: ATEX Level 0, GIES Level 1, Bolted Joints, Electrical Accreditation B0-H0-H0V, Use of Scaffolding (Recommendation R408), Working at Height, Wearing a Harness, GTIS (if planning a career as a fitter or assistant fitter), SST (Workplace First Aider), BE Operational Certification

Module 5: Structuring and Setting the Course for Your Career Plan

Presentation of the approach

Question matrix
My personal situation
Skills Focus
Attractiveness Focus
Market Focus

‘Occupation’ analysis grid

Shortlist of selected occupations

Formulation of the career plan

Certification of prior learning

Maximum total duration of 203 hours
The duration of the course is indicative and will be determined according to your profile.

All audiences

Level 3ème or equivalent experience.

12 people

Teaching method

Fully classroom-based training

Teaching methods

The training course takes place in person at the centre, which provides the ideal setting for building group dynamics, encouraging interactive discussions between trainees and making use of professional equipment.

Equipment

Equipped technical platforms

Monitoring and individualisation

For participants with disabilities: training and certification arrangements may be adapted, with support provided by the disability liaison officer.

Post-training support may be available.

Participants’ satisfaction is assessed during and at the end of the training.

Assessment prior to commencing the training programme.

Education Nationale certified teachers, Bac +3 trainers with significant experience in adult education, professional lecturers.

This course consists of non-certification modules which will be assessed by the trainer, resulting in certificates of achievement.

Regulatory certifications for the industry may be issued.

Total price including VAT: €6,455.40
Hourly rate including VAT: €31.80
This price is for guidance only and is not binding. Depending on your circumstances, this training course may be fully funded. Please contact us.

Positioning yourself with your prescriber

For continuing education, depending on profile and positioning, the access period is a maximum of 14 days after the start of the action (in special cases, please contact us).