By Jean-Luc Pellerin
Published on 26 Dec 20 at 17:18
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Thursday December 17, 2020, within the company Ronco Construction at Cliff, a charter was signed by 15 companies from Falaise in the presence of the President of the Region, Hervé Morin, elected officials, organizations, representatives of companies and schools.
Their goal ? As part of guidance, get involved in making their jobs known to schoolchildren, students, people in professional activity or retraining.
The Regional Guidance and Trades Agency, created on January 1, 2020, helps young people and adults to make consistent choices in relation to their aspirations, educational and economic realities, and thus to build an objective representation of the world. economical and professional.
A toll-free number available to the public
Several tools are available to the public: a toll-free number 0 800 05 00 00 and a new digital service “Business destination”. The tool provides the general public with a network of business ambassadors and places of business immersion.
The ambassadors will be able to inform young people about the conditions and advantages of their profession, advise them to find their professional path in very varied fields of activity.
The mechanism is easy to use. Companies can make their commitment known on a platform, open their network, share their passion for their profession and their image.
“We must be together”
According to Hervé Morin, “the first determinant in avoiding mass unemployment is the question of training for trades and the fact that young people are able to say to themselves, this is what I want to do.
It is not at 14, of course, that you automatically decide your future but it is at least knowing what you are talking about when you talk about a job ”.
The president of the Normandy Region affirms that the key to success lies in the fact “that we must all four around the table: the public authorities represented by the Region, National Education, companies and inter-municipal authorities . For orientation, we have to be together because it is extremely difficult ”.
150,000 to 200,000 young people
“It has to be something almost in the field of lace, operation by operation, company by company, young by young, and at the same time very industrial since it is necessary to address young people in a range of 1,500,000 to 200,000. If the magic square is not able to build a model in which we take action, it is not possible ”.
Still according to the President of the Normandy Region, “this construction must be a means that leaves the gap that exists between the world of education and the world of the economy”.
In addition, “through training, we have to know the needs of our employment pool. Institutions must be able to evolve and build training of excellence corresponding to the employment pool, beyond traditional training, to attract young people from the region or our country ”.
Hervé Morin wishes to combat two shocking prejudices. “In our country, which is almost the most egalitarian on the planet, we are still judging social representation. A young person from a modest background will have very little chance of arriving in a large school in the Republic. It is an absolute shame.
Second thing, in certain trades, such as construction, women are not present even though they have their place there, especially since the question of the arduous nature of the work has radically changed.
According to the President of the Normandy Region, “The signing of this charter commits us collectively and I think that it is really a factor in the fight against dropping out of school, massive unemployment among young people, and failure at school. It is the ability to find qualifications and skills ”.
The signatories of the charter are the Normandy Region, the Regional Guidance and Trades Agency, the Pays de Falaise Community of Municipalities, Ronco Construction, DBEG, Amenageo, Du pareil au même, Tacher Acogex, SARL Terrassement Leroullier, Cap Emploi, Ancerne Couverture, Carrefour, Tartefrais, Point P, GIE Falaise Antiquités, GTEC Normandie, FIMA Industrie, Biocoop.
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