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Disability adviser

Making it easier for people with disabilities to access and remain in training and apprenticeships.

The disability adviser’s role

Within the CFA, the disability adviser carries out a range of tasks:

  • coordinating the measures put in place to make it easier for people with disabilities to access and remain in training and apprenticeships
  • welcoming and supporting people with disabilities throughout their course
  • informing staff and raising their awareness
  • developing a network of local partners
  • knowing about and drawing on individual compensation support
  • keeping up to date on disability issues
  • building an inclusion policy for people with disabilities
  • evaluating and building on experience (defining indicators to measure and report on activity, formalising and capitalising on feedback, circulating and sharing feedback)

Personalised support

The adviser provides personalised support, which helps to:

  • provide individual follow-up for apprentices facing difficulties (at work, in class, personal, within the group, etc.)
  • prevent contracts from being terminated
  • provide equipment to help apprentices improve their concentration

The course

38 360

RNCP-registered qualification

Training centre affiliated with Isaac de l’Étoile

Isaac de l’Étoile

Pass rate in 2025

BTS MCO: 25%
BTS OL: 22%

Training centre

  • 24 months, i.e. 675 hours
  • 1 week

Exams

  • CCF (continuous assessment)
  • Exam centre
  • Option to qualify through skills blocks

Employer

  • 1 week
  • No additional training costs
  • Funded by the OPCO
Admissions

Pre-registration from 16 November 2026Pre-registration open

Each admission begins with a meeting with one of the heads of school. Parents attend the appointment with their child.