DEAS - Diplôme d'Etat Aide-Soignant - Session dedicated to the ASSP professional bac

To enable "Accompagnement Soins Services à la Personne" (ASSP) baccalaureate holders who wish to pursue a diploma course in Aide Soignant, to benefit from a bridging course, in accordance with the Decree of 10 June 2021, amended by the Decree of 9 June 2023, relating to training leading to the State Diploma in Aide Soignant and with the aim of developing the following professional skills:

- Accompanying people and carrying out adapted care in the activities of their daily and social life

- Assessing the clinical condition and implementing adapted care in collaboration

- Establishing adapted communication to inform and accompany the person and their entourage, as well as informing and training peers, people in training and other professionals

- Use techniques for maintaining the person's immediate environment and equipment linked to activities, taking into account the place and situations of intervention

- Work in a multi-professional team and process information linked to care activities, quality/risk management

Bac Pro ASSP holders are exempt from modules 1,2,6,7,8,9,10.

Theoretical training lasting 406 hours is organised into 3 modules:

Module 3 Assessing a person's clinical condition and adapting their care

Module 4 Implementing adapted care, assessment and readjustment. Attestation de formation aux gestes et soins d'urgence - niveau 2

Module 5 Accompagnement de la mobilité de la personne aidée

Learner support is based on three intervention methods:

• Accompagnement Pédagogique Individualisé (API and API Sup) : 70h ) : (in the first three months of the course)
• Individualised pedagogical follow-up of learners : 7 h (spread throughout the course)
• Guided personal work (TPG) : 35 h (spread across the different modules)

The clinical training of 350 hours, i.e. 10 weeks of 35 hours, is made up of two 5-week placement periods to be completed (outside the employer if required)

At least one clinical period must be completed with people with physical or mental disabilities and one period with elderly people.

• Diploma from the Ministry of Health Level 4 (Baccalauréat, BP, BT) (Certificate of training in emergency techniques and care - level 2)

Find out more about this qualification (RNCP35830, exact wording of the diploma, name of the certifier, registration date of the qualification) by clicking here.

• All audiences

- Be at least 17 years old on the date of entry to the training course.

- Hold the Bac Pro ASSP (copy of certificate of successful completion or diploma).

- Meet the vaccination requirements in force in health establishments

- Medical certificate of fitness to follow the DEAS from a doctor approved by the ARS

16 people

• Fully classroom-based training

• Group lessons

• Educational flat

Interviews, remediation with the educational referent and/or company referent during the course.

For beneficiaries with disabilities: possible adaptation of training and certification methods, support by the TH referent.

Education Nationale certified teachers, Bac +3 trainers with significant experience in adult training, professional speakers.

Trainers experienced in individualising learning.

Formateur AFGSU CESU certified

Assessments at the end of each module 

Skills assessed on placement 

Interview by appointment.

The enrolment procedure is described in the enrolment pack which can be downloaded from the "course pack" tab

Only work-linked sessions: Need to find an employer 

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If you are a jobseeker, you can register for an information meeting directly on your personal France Travail space.

If they have a baccalaureate, care assistants can continue their training and prepare for the nursing DE.

If they do not have a baccalaureate but have 3 years of professional practice, they can take specific selection tests to enter the training leading to this DE.

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Indicators GRETA COTE D'AZUR 2023

• Success rate: 94%
• Satisfaction rate: 97%
• Job entry rate: 71%