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Article A212-147 of the French Sports Code

The final examination comprises three tests. A general test (duration: specified in the specific decrees; coefficient 4) comprising: a) A written examination covering the technical aspects of the sport concerned (marked out of 20; coefficient 2); b) An oral examination relating to the economic or social environment of the sport concerned (marked out of 20; coefficient 2). For outdoor sports, this oral relating to the environment may include knowledge of…

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Article A212-148 of the French Sports Code

Candidates who have obtained an average of 10 out of 20 or more in the tests defined in article A. 212-147 are proposed for final admission to the three-degree state diploma in sports education (brevet d’Etat d’éducateur sportif à trois degrés). For certain sports options, one or more of the training units mentioned in article A. 212-145 may be assessed by a test marked out of 20. In this case,…

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Article A212-149 of the French Sports Code

For each sports option, the specific order sets, where applicable, the list of diplomas or certificates that may exempt from the selection test, the pre-training course and examination, one or more of the training units mentioned in article A. 212-145, all or part of the on-site training course and one or more of the final examination tests.

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Article A212-150 of the French Sports Code

Candidates who have begun a course of continuous assessment and who have been authorised by the chairman of the jury referred to in article A. 212-113 to follow a modular course benefit from the reductions provided for in article A. 212-138.

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Article A212-151 of the French Sports Code

The brevet d’Etat d’éducateur sportif du premier degré and the brevet d’Etat d’éducateur sportif du deuxième degré may be awarded to candidates who are or have been top-level sportsmen and sportswomen under the conditions set out in article D. 212-73, after having completed a continuous assessment course organised by a public educational establishment under the responsibility of the Minister for Sport.The sports option of the brevet d’Etat d’éducateur sportif must…

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Article A212-152 of the French Sports Code

A special test designed to assess the candidate’s knowledge is organised during a forty-hour orientation and selection course. This course should enable the team of trainers to assess the trainee’s technical level and motivation, to take stock of his or her knowledge before starting training and to draw up an individualised training plan. Candidates who pass the special test receive a training booklet issued by the regional director of youth,…

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Article A212-154 of the French Sports Code

The training for the first-level “brevet d’Etat d’éducateur sportif” includes: – a training unit in leadership and training (minimum duration: forty hours); – a training unit in organisation (minimum duration: forty hours); – a training unit in teaching lasting at least one hundred and ten hours: this unit includes a work placement lasting at least fifty hours; The training for the second-level “brevet d’Etat d’éducateur sportif” includes: – a training…

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Article A212-155 of the French Sports Code

The purpose of the work placements referred to in article A. 212-154 is to place the trainee in a position of responsibility in a training and educational structure approved by the regional director for youth, sport and associations in accordance with article R. 212-79. It is carried out entirely in the presence of practising athletes, under the supervision of a training advisor appointed in accordance with the procedures defined in…

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