Invest in Digital People
13 trainees - 9 partner companies
The 13 women and men, selected via the job-dating session organised on 29 January, were trained from 20 February to 29 May 2020. The training took place at Centrale Nantes, the training organisation selected by COPIL Invest in Digital People to implement the first occupational training programme.
The "Java web developer" training course is intense. It is designed to enable participants to develop the skills sought by digital companies and to achieve their career plans. The accelerated and comprehensive programme makes future employees operational very quickly. Once in post they will be able to capitalise on and build their new skills.
The 9 partner companies (SII, NIJI, CGI, GFI, DELAWARE, La Banque Postale, Système U, Capgemini and Sogeti), defined their needs and led the recruitment interviews. They have committed to offering jobseekers on the programme either a long fixed-term or a permanent contract.
Trainee feedback
- 100% of the trainees are very satisfied and pleased with this training course.
- 100% of the trainees recommend this training course.
"The training: great, dynamic, and approachable people, who created a good atmosphere."
"Excellent follow-up from the trainers and the Centrale Nantes management team."
"The strong point of this training: the dynamism of the speakers, their willingness to help and to adapt to our needs."
"The strong point of the teaching: adaptation to different cognitive profiles."
Invest in Digital People
- Open up to non IT-qualified candidates
- Invest in Training
- Support integration into the company and skill development
The approach is also pragmatic: recruitment difficulties are significant due to insufficient candidates. It is only by joining forces that solutions can be found, in a sector whose needs are exploding and evolving very quickly.
Members of the Steering Committee:
The origins of 'Invest in People'
Initiated in the Hauts de France region, the idea for 'Invest In Digital People' came about from the observation that different French regions, particularly around Nantes, have available manpower but little or no training in the digital sector. From then on, under the aegis of Pôle Emploi and ADN Ouest, companies in the Pays de la Loire region joined forces to find innovative solutions: 'Invest In Digital People' came into being.To meet ever-increasing recruitment needs
Every year, nearly 3,000 vacancies are advertised in the digital sector in the Pays de la Loire region. According to the BMO survey by Pôle Emploi, recruitment needs are growing unmatched by available candidates (56% of vacancies were considered difficult to fill in 2019).- Share : Facebook Twitter Linkedin Send by email
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