Key Benefits:
By an order of the prefect of Meurthe-et-Moselle dated 17 August 2007, the renewal of the constitutive agreement of the public interest group called "public interest group Training throughout the life" of the academy of Nancy-Metz is approved.
The extended constitutive agreement may be consulted by any interested person at the headquarters of the group and with the Minister for National Education.
Extracts from the constitutive convention are published in the Official Journal of the French Republic, in accordance with Article 3 of Decree No. 2001-757 of 28 August 2001 on public interest groups constituted under Article L. 423-1 of the Code of Education.
Subject
The purpose of the group is to:
- the implementation and development of cooperation at the academy level, in the areas of continuous adult training, training and vocational integration, according to the general programme of activities scheduled for the duration of this Convention:
- implementation, in training adults, of research and development and engineering activities;
- development of training actions of trainers and services services to EPLE, GRETA, other national education structures, companies and other third parties (training advice, expertise, studies...);
- in the validation of the acquired experience (VAE), participation in the organization of the information, guidance and support activities of the candidates and in the organization of the validation sessions;
- participation in the implementation and management of validation and examination sessions (for diplomas and audiences under the competence of the validation group), in the continuation of the mission of the examination division and examinations;
- participation in the implementation of regulatory positions;
- academic actions to promote the insertion and animation of the personnel involved in these devices;
- development and implementation of educational activities related to the vocational training of young people under contract of work;
- coordination and management of professionalization schemes for various beneficiaries on assisted contracts and/or support for sustainable occupational integration;
- the implementation, within the framework of educational and investment actions, of the measures envisaged in the European strategy for employment (National Operational Programme for the FSE - Social Cohesion Plan) and in the programming documents of the structural funds; management of related funding;
- the management of equipment and services of common interest, necessary for such activities.
The annual programmes and the detailed division of labour among members are set out in protocols annexed to this Convention.
Members
The grouping consists of:
The state, represented by the rector of the Nancy-Metz Academy,
and
The high school Jean-Zay de Jarny;
The professional high school Darche de Longwy;
Lycée Ernest-Bichat de Lunéville;
Henri-Loritz high school in Nancy;
The high school Jean-Auguste-Margueritte de Verdun;
Raymond-Poincaré high school in Bar-le-Duc;
The Félix-Mayer high school in Creutzwald;
The Robert-Schuman high school in Metz;
The Lycée Julie-Daubié de Rombas ;
The high school Henri-Nominé de Sarreguemines;
Louis-Lapicque d'Epinal High School;
The high school André-Malraux de Remiremont ;
Georges-Baumont high school in Saint-Dié.
Headquarters of the group
The headquarters of the group is 28 rue de Saurupt, 54000 Nancy.
Duration of the convention
The group is established for a period of six years.
Management mode
The accounting of the group is maintained and managed according to the rules of public law, in accordance with the provisions of Decree No. 62-1587 of 29 December 1962 relating to industrial and commercial public institutions, by a public accountant appointed by joint decree of the Minister for National Education and the Minister for Budget.
Liability of members
In their relations with each other, members are held obligations of the group in the same proportions as their statutory rights. In respect of third parties, they are responsible for the debts of the group in proportion to their statutory rights. They're not in solidarity.
