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Article R5134-175 of the French Labour Code

I. – The contract concluded for the recruitment of a student on a future teacher’s job specifies the establishment or school in which the student will carry out his or her duties, the duration of the contract, the average weekly working time and the arrangements for varying this over the course of the school year. The contract also includes an undertaking by the student to follow the university course in…

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Article R5134-176 of the French Labour Code

Students recruited on jobs for the future as teachers carry out educational support duties in educational establishments and schools, under the direction of the authorities responsible for organising the service. In support of teachers, they may take part in teaching sessions, school support activities and any educational activity organised within the establishment or school. Students recruited under the “emplois d’avenir professeur” scheme may also attend certain school councils.

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Article D5134-177 of the French Labour Code

In order to benefit from the recruitment priority set out in III of article L. 5134-120, students must have lived for at least two years in one of the areas mentioned or have completed at least two years of secondary education in a school located in one of these areas or in a priority education school.

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Article D5134-178 of the French Labour Code

The tutoring of students recruited on jobs for the future as teachers is provided by a teacher appointed by the academy rector. In agricultural education, the regional director of food, agriculture and forestry appoints the teacher responsible for tutoring. The teacher monitors and supports the student as he or she progresses through the teaching profession, in particular by involving him or her in the preparation and conduct of teaching sequences,…

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Article D5135-2 of the French Labour Code

The agreement referred to in Article L. 5135-4 , the model for which is set by order of the Minister for Employment, includes the following information in particular: 1° The name, address and legal form of the prescribing body; 2° The surname, first name, address and date of birth of the beneficiary, their employment status, an indication, where applicable, of their status as a beneficiary of the revenu de solidarité…

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Article D5135-3 of the French Labour Code

The agreement referred to in article L. 5135-4 is concluded for a period of no more than one month from date to date, whether the beneficiary’s presence in the host structure is continuous or discontinuous. If the objective(s) set in accordance with 5° of article D. 5135-2 have not been achieved, the agreement may be renewed once, for the same purpose and the same objectives as those initially set and…

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Article D5135-4 of the French Labour Code

For the duration of the work experience period, the beneficiary must comply with the internal rules of the host structure and the health and safety measures specific to the activities set out in the agreement referred to in article D. 5135-2.

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Article D5135-5 of the French Labour Code

During the work experience period, the host company will appoint a person to help, inform, guide and assess the beneficiary. In the event of an accident occurring during or at the location of the work placement, or during the journey made by the beneficiary, the host structure shall inform the support structure within twenty-four hours at the latest. The support structure will forward the information without delay to the employer,…

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Article D5135-6 of the French Labour Code

The prescribing body ensures that the planned work experience period is appropriate and draws up the draft agreement referred to in article D. 5135-2. The support structure implements the work experience period and assesses and evaluates it.

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