Apprenticeship
The apprenticeship contract
The apprenticeship program is based on the principle of alternating between academic and practical instruction provided at a training center and the acquisition of practical skills at a workplace. The frequency of this alternation varies depending on the specific program but follows a schedule established in advance.
- An apprenticeship contract is a special type of employment contract that allows students to hold dual status: as both a student and a full-fledged employee of the company. Students have three months to find an employer starting from the date their training begins.
- The apprenticeship contract is intended for individuals under the age of 30 at the time the contract is signed (except in special cases: workers with disabilities, business start-ups, and elite athletes)
- All information regarding the necessary steps is available on the website of the Languedoc-Roussillon Apprentice Training Center (CFA ENSUPLR) at
Our training programs available through apprenticeships*
- DEUST in Sports and Physical Activity Management, with a Specialization in Soccer (AGAPS)
- Second year only
- Bachelor's Degree in Sports Services Marketing (ACSS)
- Second year only
- Professional Bachelor's Degree in Management and Development of Sports and Recreation Organizations (GDOSSL)
- Master's in Sports Science and Physical Education (STAPS) – Adapted Physical Activities (APAS): Rehabilitation Track in Adapted Physical Activities (APAS-RAPA)
- Second year only
- Master's in Sports Science and Physical Education (STAPS) – APAS: Specialization in Health Management through Physical Activity for Older Adults (APAS-GESAPPA)
- Second year only
- Master's in Sports Science and Physical Education (STAPS) – APAS: Prevention, Health Education, and Physical Activity Track (APAS-PESAP)
- Second year only
- Master's in Sports Science – EOPS: Physical Conditioning and Rehabilitation Track (EOPS – PPR)
- Master's in Sports Science (MS): Sports Tourism Management Track (MS – MTS)
*There are restrictions on admission through the apprenticeship pathway for certain programs (class size, academic year, etc.). You will need to consult with the program director before proceeding with any administrative steps.
Apprenticeship training schedules
2025–26 Schedule in the Works