Frequently asked questions

All our courses are certified by a level 6 RNCP title for Bachelors and level 7 for Masters and MBAs. Details of the RNCP certificates are presented in each training program.

You can choose to take your Crews training as an initial or sandwich course.

There is no age limit for our training courses. So it's perfectly possible to retrain for a new career. Please note, however, that there are age limits for work-study programs (apprenticeship or professionalization contracts).

To qualify for one of our courses, you need to apply via our application form.

If your application meets the prerequisites for the course in question, you will be invited to attend a Grand Oral. The purpose of this is to get to know you and discuss your career path and aspirations. If the jury determines that the course in question corresponds to your needs and challenges, you will be declared admitted.
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You must then complete and sign the application form to confirm your place.

Whether you're studying for a Bachelor's degree, a Master or an MBA, our training hours are 9am-12.30pm and 1.30pm-5pm. You'll need to be online during these times to follow the different modules with all the students in your class on the training days.

Both programs award the same level 7 qualification (bac+5). However:
- Masters are 2-year programs, MBAs are 1-year programs,
- Masters are accessible from a bac+3, MBAs are accessible from a bac+4 or bac+3 and 2 years of professional experience,
- the prerequisites are more demanding to enter an MBA.

Tuition fees vary according to the year of study. These are detailed on the pages for each course and on the page dedicated to financing.

If you choose to follow a sandwich course, the training costs may be paid in full or in part by the OPCO. If there is a balance to be paid, this is sent to the host company. No tuition fees can be charged to students under an apprenticeship contract.

However, whether you choose the initial or sandwich course, an application fee of €190 is required. This fee is used to prepare your application, validate your place on the course and set up follow-up before the start of the course.

All modules enable direct application of skills in a professional setting. We alternate teaching methods (theoretical phase, case study, project realization, oral defense) to develop learning in real-life situations.

In addition, around 20% of teaching time is dedicated to project realization, which enables all skills to be applied to real-life business cases.

Access to tools is also provided for continuing practical work outside training hours.

The majority of our lecturers are professional experts in their field. Our aim is to promote business expertise, knowledge of the professional environment and, above all, professional experience in the various sectors targeted by our training courses. They are also carefully selected for their strong aptitude for skills transfer and their willingness to pass on their know-how.

We support them in learning new teaching methods to ensure that training modules run smoothly.

The work-study schedule varies according to the level of study:
- Bachelor: 1 week of training and 2 weeks on the job
- Master : 1 week of training and 3 weeks on the job
- MBA: 1 day of training per week