Professional training
Professional Bachelor's Degree Brochure
second year of higher education
The DEUST Action, Commercialization of Sports Services is a short (level 5 certification), versatile two-year program designed to quickly prepare students for the workforce.
Holders of the DEUST ACSS degree supervise and lead sports and leisure activities, ensuring the safety of participants and third parties. They are involved in the administrative and financial management of a sports organization, as well as in commercial aspects related to marketing and promoting sports products or brands. Capable of setting up a club project, they know how to approach partners and organize sporting events.
The benefits of training
- Work in the sports industry
- Practice and supervise various sports activities (8 to 10 hours per week)
- Acquire specific skills: management and communication, sports marketing, sports events and activities, sales, negotiation
Who is this training for?
As an initial training program, the DEUST ACSS is aimed at high school graduates and students changing career paths.
Training programs
- Initial training
- Continuing education: Registration procedures and information available from the Continuing Education Department at UM.
- Apprenticeship/work-study training for all vocational training programs (DEUST, Professional Bachelor's Degree)
further education
- Professional Licenses
- Bachelor's Degree in Sports Management
Appendices
Teaching and assessment models/MCC/Skills blocks
Miscellaneous
deust agaps (football mention)
The DEUST (University Technical Diploma) in Physical and Sports Activities Management and Coordination (level 5 certification) with a specialization in soccer prepares students for careers in coaching, coordination, information, management, and sports, particularly soccer, in associations or private organizations.
This program trains professionals in the management and development of sectors that are essential to soccer within a professional structure:
- Administrative development
- Structural development (accounting, administration, management)•
- Optimization/development of technical resources (training, planning, scheduling).
The main subjects taught are in the areas of physical preparation, training, administration, management, accounting, and coaching of sports specialties in the service sector, particularly in terms of sports activities.
training programs
- Initial training
- Continuing education: Registration procedures and information available from the Continuing Education Department at UM.
- Apprenticeship/work-study training for all vocational training programs (DEUST, Professional Bachelor's Degree)
appendices
Teaching and assessment models/MCC/Skills blocks 2023–2024
Communication
professional degree in gdossl
Presentation & Objectives
The GDOSSL Professional License (level 6 certification) is part of an effort to bring the university and the professional world closer together, and more specifically to provide enrolled trainees with knowledge in the public and private spheres of sports management in France and Europe.
This approach is a priority based on the following observations:
- Difficulty recruiting candidates capable of marketing sports products and services.
- Relative lack of understanding, or even division, between the public and private spheres of sport, which needs to be reduced.
- The gap to be bridged between initial and continuing education,
- The dynamism of sports marketers in Occitanie, drawing on a strong history of sporting excellence, sport for all, and outdoor sports.
- Initial efforts to build bridges between associations, businesses, and local authorities (financial links, business creation and incubators, structural levers, support and calls for projects, etc.) that must be supported.
- Presence of shared skills in sports marketing to modernize and optimize the management of sports organizations.
Continuous monitoring of the work carried out by trainees during and between the various group sessions at the university is a key educational priority in this program. The 600-hour contract within an organization, in the form of an internship, salaried position, or entrepreneurship, is where the targeted skills emerge, take root, and are certified. It covers several dimensions:
- Organizational management: knowledge of the management and organization of the company or association, statutes, financial management, analysis, budgeting, and cost control.
- Event management: project methodology, drafting specifications, partnerships, communication, economic impact.
Marketing applied to sports, physical activities, and recreation: the market, prospects, commercial products, sales, and market economics applied to sports.
Skills acquired & career opportunities
This degree will enable students to develop the following skills:
- Marketing of sports products and services aimed at working in the sports goods distribution sector, associations, or companies in the events and sports sectors.
- Identification of the various actors in the field of sports organization management (institutions, professionals) and the nature of their practices and operations.
- Intervention for the effective transformation of sports marketing and management.
Interns can thus pursue the following objectives: to develop basic skills in regional sports marketing, which will enable them to further their professional development and pursue a specialization in sports marketing and management at the master's level.
Study/Career Guidance
- Further education: Business school, master's degree in sports marketing
- Private sector: gym manager, sports association development manager, communications manager/assistant, administrative and sales assistant, sports brand sales representative
- Public sector: education
- Professional sports: athlete.
Training Programs
- Initial training
- Continuing education: Registration procedures and information available from the Continuing Education Department at UM.
- Apprenticeship/work-study training for all vocational training programs (DEUST, Professional Bachelor's Degree)
appendices
Communication
Teaching and assessment models/MCC/Skills blocks