The integration of Sustainable Development issues into the educational content of training courses.

Skills-based training courses take account of changes in regulations and environmental measures specific to each business sector.
Learners, trainers and administrative staff are made aware of the challenges of Sustainable Development.

Controlling the environmental impact of your business

The right things to do:

• Save water
  
• Save electricity
  
• Save consumables (optimise photocopying, reuse and/or recycle paper, etc.)
• Gentle, environmentally-friendly mobility
  

Common sense initiatives

• training trainers and teaching teams
• providing awareness guides
• distance training to limit travel
  

Communicating on SD

• poster in classrooms recommending good practice
• sharing experiences and good practice via website and social networks
  

In line with our commitments linked to the Sustainable Development Charter, EKONEA is a regional scheme that supports the integration of environmental issues into vocational training. It responds to the needs of companies and learners in the face of ecological challenges.

EKONEA aims to:

• Meet the needs of companies by integrating, into existing training courses, the specific skills they are looking for to support the evolution of their professions in the face of environmental transition.
• Support training organisations in adapting their training programmes to the new requirements of the labour market.
• Train professionals to be immediately operational by adding practical know-how that is directly applicable to real-life situations.
• Create a direct link between training and employment, by working with companies to anticipate and structure training provision in line with recruitment needs.

FORPRO PACA is committed to:

• Developing qualifying training in green sectors.
• Encouraging educational innovation with modern, immersive approaches.
• Collaborating with local players to ensure the employability of learners.

Joining EKONEA means taking an active part in building a more sustainable future in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur.