I.-The professionalisation contract may be carried out in part abroad for a period not exceeding one year.
The duration of the contract may be extended to twenty-four months. The minimum duration of the contract in France must be six months.
During the period of mobility abroad, article L. 6325-13 does not apply.
II – During the period of mobility within or outside the European Union, the host company or training organisation is solely responsible for the working conditions, as determined by the legal provisions and collective bargaining agreements in force in the host country, in particular with regard to:
1° health and safety at work ;
2° remuneration ;
3° working hours
4° weekly rest periods and public holidays.
During the period of mobility within or outside the European Union, the beneficiary of the professionalisation contract is covered by the social security system of the host State, unless he does not have the status of an employee or equivalent in that State. In this case, their social security cover is governed by the Social Security Code as regards sickness, old age, maternity, accidents at work and occupational illnesses and invalidity. This cover is provided outside the European Union, subject to the provisions of European regulations and international social security agreements, by subscribing to voluntary insurance.
An agreement may be concluded between the beneficiary, the employer in France, the employer abroad, the training body in France and, where applicable, the training body abroad for the implementation of this mobility within or outside the European Union.
An order issued by the Minister for Employment sets out the model for this agreement.
III – For periods of mobility not exceeding four weeks, an agreement organising the secondment of a beneficiary of a professionalisation contract may be concluded between the beneficiary, the employer in France, the training body in France and the training body abroad as well as, where applicable, the employer abroad.