Registration
Vocational training

CCP Intégration

Admission deadlines and procedures

Type of training

  • 1st year – full-time at ENAD
  • 2nd and 3rd year – adult education
  • Vocational training
    • Horticultural assistant
    • Kitchen assistant
    • Hairdresser
    • Electrician’s assistant
  • 2 to 3 years depending on the training

Who is it for ?

  • Students aged 18 to 25
  • Students who have attended a CLIJA class but have not received a promotion decision granting direct access to a CCP or DAP

Subjects

  • French and language skills development for professional integration
  • Theoretical foundations of the profession (depending on the chosen speciality)
  • Practical training

Pedagogical coordinator

  • Marc Goudenbourg

    High Five & Blumm & Kräizgrënnchen marc.goudenbourg@education.lu 26 650 350 54

What is the objective of the training?

The CCP Integration programme prepares students from a CLIJA for vocational training in a range of trades. It enables them to acquire practical and theoretical skills whilst receiving language support.

What does the course involve?

The course begins with a six-week induction phase featuring intensive French language tuition and content related to the chosen trade. Students then continue their training with a progressive vocational programme, combining theory and practice depending on their specialism. Throughout the course, French language support is provided to aid integration and learning.

Knowledge / Skills

  • Using French in simple work-related situations
  • Acquiring the technical basics of your chosen profession
  • Developing practical skills in the workshop or in the workplace

Prepare your application

Admission deadlines and procedures

Applicants aged between 18 and 25 must register via the link provided in this document. The registration deadline is 1 July for the relevant academic year. If the candidate is accepted into a CCP Integration class, they will be required to take part in an assessment and/or an interview to determine their needs and the feasibility of their admission. For any questions regarding the course, please contact 26 650 350 – 54 (Marc Goudenbourg) or marc.goudenbourg@education.lu.