Several financial aids have been put in place by the government to facilitate access to training, the essence of competitiveness.

Each employee can personally benefit from financial aid thanks to their Personal Training Account (CPF). In addition, the OPCOs are government agencies whose mission is to facilitate access to training. More than forty language training programs proposed by Les Langues du Monde can be financed by these supports.

CPF

The CPF (Personal Training Account) is a means of financing by the state for the working population (employees, self-employed people, job seekers, etc.). It enables each person to access an annual budget of €500, which can be accumulated over a maximum of 4 years for a total of €2000.

At Les Langues du Monde, you can benefit from language classes to improve your communication, with the help of CPF. A certification is required in order for the funding to be processed, and we will help to prepare you for different language tests such as the TOIEC, the TOEFL, or Linguaskill from the University of Cambridge, for which we are an approved centre.

All you have to do is log in to My Training Account (CPF) and choose one of the courses we offer.

The duration of 30 hours is highly recommended, as it corresponds to the minimum number of hours to progress by one language level according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (A1 to C2). At the end of each program, you will take the Linguaskill test online and the University of Cambridge will send us the detailed and official results of the test as well as a Certificate of Proficiency, which will be sent to you.

OPCO

The goal of the OPCOs (Opérateurs de Compétences) is to finance work-study programs (especially apprenticeships), to help professional branches establish their professional certifications and to assist small businesses in defining their training needs.

In the framework of a training course, the registration fees can be paid by the employer or by the OPCO.