Welcode by SIMPLON
Simplon is committed to the inclusion of refugees and non-European nationals through the Welcode path, financed by the Asylum Migration Integration Fund (2018-2021).
In addition to courses in digital professions within a mixed class, Welcode learners benefit from French classes before and during the courses and reinforced support in the development of soft skills and professional integration.
The courses currently available in the Paris Region are as follows:
– Senior Systems and Network Technician/Technicien.ne Supérieur.e Systèmes et Réseaux, in Aulnay-Sous-Bois, starts on November 16, 2020.
– Senior Systems and Network Technician/Technicien.ne Supérieur.e Systèmes et Réseaux, in Villetaneuse, begins December 7, 2020
These courses :
– Aimed at passing the professional title Senior Systems and Networks Technician Level III (equivalent to Bac +2)
– Are composed of 3.5 months of intensive courses + 18 months of work-study courses under a professional training contract.
Given the concise format of this intensive course and the long period of work-study in the company, this course has some prerequisites:
– To have refugee status.
– To have a minimum level B1/B2 in French.
– Have a good knowledge of the IT infrastructure
Program
- Intensive and qualifying course in a digital profession that is highly sought-after on the job market within a mixed promotion. Learners are trained according to active pedagogy and carry out group work throughout the course.
- French courses adapted to the levels and needs of the learners.
- Before the technical course, up to 160 hours of French as a Foreign Language (FLE) classes are offered to learners at the Alliance Française, which offers quality courses for mixed groups. These intensive French courses allow each learner to improve his or her skills according to his or her level and needs (oral, written, grammar, etc.) and to progress in French before entering the technical course.
- During the technical course, learners continue their French learning (up to 110 hours) in French courses on specific objectives (FOS) in small groups of 3 to 6 learners. The French courses are directly related to the digital field and the targeted profession, the course (professional writings, oral presentations, preparation for certifications and/or professional titles), and the professional project’s construction (professional emails, CV, cover letter, simulated interviews).
- Reinforced support for developing soft skills and professional integration: throughout the course, learners benefit from several workshops to develop transversal skills. They are individually supported in their search for an internship and professional integration after the course.
To join this course :
– Fill in the form to join the Welcode course before September 3, 2020, at midnight.
– If we are interested in your application, you will be contacted in the next few weeks for selection interviews on September 7, 2020.
The technical prerequisites depend on the targeted career path, and you must :
- Have a minimum level of French A2/B1: our courses are given entirely in French, and the students are part of a mixed group of French and non-French students.
- Be registered at the Pôle Emploi
- To have a clear picture of the profession for which you wish to be trained.
- Enjoy working in a team.
- Have personal qualities: patience, perseverance, determination, resourcefulness, rigor.
If you are not contacted or if your application is not selected for one of these two courses, it does not mean that it is not selected to join the Welcode course in 2020: you may be contacted for other courses.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact SIMPLON. To contact them: dcoussa@simplon.co
Due to COVID-19, all dates are tentative and subject to change.
People who are not beneficiaries of international protection must reside in Seine-Saint-Denis to join one of these two courses.
Admission :
The Welcode course is intended for :
- Beneficiaries of international protection (statutory refugees, beneficiaries of subsidiary protection);
- Non-European nationals with a residence permit authorizing them to work, except for: “Private and family life” residence permit obtained for health reasons / Visitor / Student / Trainee / ICT employee / Seasonal worker / Residence permit to exercise a commercial, industrial, or craft profession / Talent Passport.
To join Simplon’s Welcode course and one of its training courses in the Paris Region in 2020, apply on this application form. If we are interested in your application, you will be invited to one or more interviews.
