Nadine Morano does not hide his satisfaction. The strategy implemented by the Minister of Learning to stick to the commitment of Nicolas Sarkozy – bring 600,000 to 800,000 the number of young alternately by 2015 – appears on track. In October, the number of new contracts signed alternately jumped 7.3% over the same period in 2010 to over 325,000. "This is despite the crisis," said Nadine Morano.
We must recognize that the government has the means to succeed the start: youth outreach campaign before the summer, incentives and administrative simplification passed in late July, doors open at 71 training centers organized in August promotion to employers the new rules into effect in September … with success."It was the battle of youth employment to win and we will continue to put pressure on prefects well they keep on file for the learning needs of businesses," she says.
Nadine Morano is finalizing a regional mapping of places still available in training centers. "It is not normal that there are still 25% of places unfilled in some employment areas," she notes.
Nadine Morano will also continue its work of conviction with regional presidents. The market is simple: for every euro invested in learning the local executive, the government will double the bet.
A winning strategy, because the Minister will sign Tuesday the 19th convention of goals and means with a region. And not just that: the Ile-de-France, which is committed to creating 41,000 training places over five alternating years, through a joint effort of 650 million euros.