Following the reform of September 5, 2018 and at the request of the joint CPNEs of the construction industry, the CQP Assistant Site Technician has been divided into blocks of skills and is awaiting registration in the National Register of Professional Certifications.
To meet the needs of companies in the sector for management functions and so that the skills related to the CQP Assistant Site Technician are recognized at level 4 of the European Qualifications Framework, the FFB wishes to register this CQP in the National Directory of Professional Certifications.
On this occasion, the FFB updated the reference framework of activities, skills and evaluation of the CQP and proceeded to divide it into blocks of skills.
When the CQP is registered with the RNCP, companies and employees will be able to benefit from support:
- Training allowing access to certification, via the Personal Training Account.
- From support to Validation of Acquired Experience, if the candidate has the necessary prerequisites.
Support under the skills development plan and the professionalization contract remain unchanged.
The file will be submitted in the next few days.
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