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Article L6111-8 of the French Labour Code

Each year, for each apprentice training centre and each vocational high school, the following information is made public where the number of students concerned is sufficient:

1° The rate at which vocational diplomas or qualifications are obtained;

2° The rate at which students continue their studies;

3° The rate at which students drop out during the course of their studies;

4° The rate at which students leaving the establishment concerned find employment following the training provided;

5° The added value of the establishment.

For each apprentice training centre, the breakage rate of apprenticeship contracts concluded is also made public each year.

The procedures for disseminating the information published are determined by joint order of the ministers responsible for vocational training and national education.

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Article L6111-8

Chaque année, pour chaque centre de formation d’apprentis et pour chaque lycée professionnel, sont rendus publics quand les effectifs concernés sont suffisants :


1° Le taux d’obtention des diplômes ou titres professionnels ;


2° Le taux de poursuite d’études ;


3° Le taux d’interruption en cours de formation ;


4° Le taux d’insertion professionnelle des sortants de l’établissement concerné, à la suite des formations dispensées ;


5° La valeur ajoutée de l’établissement.


Pour chaque centre de formation d’apprentis, est également rendu public chaque année le taux de rupture des contrats d’apprentissage conclus.


Les modalités de diffusion des informations publiées sont déterminées par arrêté conjoint des ministres chargés de la formation professionnelle et de l’éducation nationale.

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