educational organisations France

... classes at the MFR, where theoretical and practical courses and activities are provided, and weeks in companies, in real professional situations. To implement these alternating training programs where each young person is active, rural family houses: - Develop a training plan that organizes learning between different educational locations throughout the year (the time spent at the MFR and the time...

... trainee, combining a precise audit in English with in-depth discussions with our educational managers. Our training and methods are effective and pragmatic, goal-oriented. They meet the requirements of professional training. Our professional and individual clients appreciate the quality of our interactive and dynamic English courses.

... specifically be used for the construction of wells to provide drinking water, to finance several projects aimed at improving nutrition quality in many countries. These donations will also be used to purchase two buses to support the educational sector in Nigeria. This is invaluable assistance that will enable the Lyoness Greenfinity and Lyoness Child & Family foundations to achieve their goals in the coming months.

Founded in 1989, the Trans-Forme association* aims to rehabilitate transplant recipients and dialysis patients through physical and sports activities, and to raise public awareness about the success of transplantation and the necessity of organ and tissue donations. To widely promote the success of grafting and the importance of donations, Trans-Forme develops educational actions and medical...

Founded in 2004 in Hyères, Var, the association La Clef des Mots is passionately and actively engaged in promoting writing in all its forms to a wide audience (individuals, schools, institutions, associations, businesses...). The coordinator of the association, Gislaine ARIEY, has been involved in this project since its inception. A certified Public Writer/Consulting Author from the University of ...

... our commitment to social diversity and solidarity as part of our values. This choice of an associative structure allows us to prioritize the activist ideas on which our project is based, as opposed to the commercial choices made by some profit-driven organizations. This committed stance enables us to offer you educational support that guarantees the success of the leisure project for the audience you are responsible for. That is why we have selected about fifteen recognized holiday camp organizers who wish to promote the inclusion of your audiences.

The ALPC has set itself the mission of combating the exclusion of the deaf by making the French language (oral and written) accessible to them through the LPC code.