Young Deodatians benefiting from the “BAFA at zero euro” program. (Archive)
Brevet d’Aptitude aux Functions d’Animateur – BAFA – is a diploma that allows children and adolescents to be monitored by professionals, both non-professional and from time to time. In 2015, the “Zero euro BAFA” operation was launched in Saint-Dié-des-Vosges, in conjunction with the Vosges Department Council and the Family Payment Fund.
A surgical update has been updated this year aimed at 17- to 20-year-old Déodatiens. “Many young people dream of getting a BAFA, but the cost of training often motivates them, which is why Saint-Dié-des-Vosges Town Hall has decided to help young high school students prepare for BAFA. , But above all it is about promoting commitment in all its forms and at all ages. This was stated by Mayor David Valence.
Specifically, the training of BAFA takes place in 3 stages, with the first theoretical training of the general training lasting 8 days, a practical course lasting 14 days and the second theoretical course 6 days deepening. These 3 steps should be done sequentially and within a maximum of 30 months.
The 2022nd session of the “BAFA at zero euro” Saint-Dié-des-Vosges organization has 12 seats and the deadline for submitting applications is Monday, May 30th. Training will begin at the end of August and will run throughout the school year, with a theoretical training class from Sunday 21st to Sunday 28th. Providing municipal leisure facilities to ensure that applicants find the framework for carrying out their practical training.
To apply, you must first collect the file from the Town Hall reception or download it www.saint-die.euThe following documents will be attached: letter of motivation, copy of identity document, proof of residence, copy of ZAP card.
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