BAFA, more than a summer job, a commitment for children!
The APSCA has been offering BAFA and BAFD training since 2000!
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The BAFA (Brevet d'Aptitude à la Poste Animateur) is a diploma which allows young people to occasionally lead leisure activities with children in collective reception centers for minors and extra-curricular times.
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The training prepares future animators to:
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- Ensure the safety of children and young people
- Work as a team to implement an educational project
- Build a calm and trusting relationship with children and young people
- Supervise and animate daily life
- Support young people (young and old) in the realization of their projects
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The training takes place in three stages for the BAFA:
- A basic course (general training, 8 days)
- A practical internship in Collective Reception for Minors or on vacation (14 days minimum)
- An in-depth course (6 days)
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The training takes place in 4 stages for the BAFD:
- A general training course (9 days)
- A practical internship (14 effective days, in France)
- A refresher course (6 days)
- A second practical internship (14 effective days, in France)
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At the end of the training, the candidate draws up a training report which he submits to the jury with a view to obtaining the diploma.
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