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Training programme

As part of its field of activity, the Genèveroule association has a training and support programme for sustainable social and professional integration.
This programme is based on the promotion of values of solidarity, conviviality and the idea of a social and solidarity economy.

The employees in integration are actors of their professional project and take advantage of their mission at Genèveroule to carry out qualifying training and to be able to bounce back on the job market. In-house training completes the offer with tailor-made courses meeting the specific needs of each profession represented within Genèveroule. In-house training completes the offer with tailor-made courses meeting the specific needs of each profession represented within Genèveroule.

Training support is provided daily by our management team in the field and in our administrative offices.

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Our training support covers the following areas:

Languages

  1. Practice of French
  2. Practice of English

Commercial approach

  1. Customer care
  2. Computerised management of bicycle fleets
  3. Cash management

Bicycle mechanics

  1. Bicycle control
  2. Maintenance and repair

Logistics

  1. Deliveries (by bike or vehicle)
  2. Stock management
  3. Rebalancing tours

IT

  1. Basic concepts
  2. Office 365
  3. Specialised software (rental, loan, hr)

Cleaning

  1. Care and maintenance
  2. Cleaning methods and systems
  3. Security measures

Job search techniques

  1. Help in setting up continuing education
  2. Preparation of an application file
  3. Development of job search techniques
  4. Development of professional posture
  5. Administrative support and advice
  6. Job interview simulation

Culture and working life

  1. Standards and safety at work
  2. Teamwork
  3. Raising awareness of soft mobility and public health concepts
  4. Raising awareness of sustainable development and environmental protection
  5. Intercultural relations and social interactions