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Nord-Cotentin:
a region dedicated
to energy
Ever since the shipbuilding and naval dockyard was founded,
Nord-Cotentin has always been an industrial area, and one
that was considerably boosted by the arrival of nuclear power
industry leaders during the 1970s.
Now boasting a rich pool of new business talent specialising
in industrial energy production, the area is pursuing a strategy to expand its energy mix to include renewable marine
energies. Cherbourg will provide the location for a production base for manufacturing and assembling off-shore wind
turbines from 2015 onwards, while the Cotentin coast is
home to the first tidal power plants in France, with the Raz de
Barfleur (1 GW) and Raz Blanchard (3 GW) currents.
Become a Campus
partner!
Editorial
The official approval of the Campus des métiers et des qualifications de l’industrie des énergies (Campus for professions and
qualifications in the energy industry) aims to bring various
research and training entities together with local businesses,
as well as community groups and associations.
By forging strong links with training establishments and research
centres, the Campus is in a position to offer numerous opportunities
in terms of experimentation, on both an educational and a vocational
level.
Christophe Prochasson
Your participation will boost the Campus’ appeal in both the local
and national arena. As a result of this enhanced appeal, NordCotentin will be able to attract the young workforce that is so vital
to the region’s growth.
The official approval of the Campus des métiers et des qualifications de l’industrie des énergies is an asset for the development of Lower Normandy and Cotentin, a region dedicated to
energy.
• More information www.lycee-tocqueville.fr
campus des métiers
et des qualifications
de l’industrie
des énergies
As such, the area has significant expertise and potential and is
perfectly placed to accommodate the Campus des métiers et
des qualifications de l’industrie des énergies.
© RÉGION BASSE-NORMANDIE
Christophe Prochasson
Caen Local Education
Authority Officer
Laurent Beauvais
Contact:
Thomas Clouet
[email protected] / +33 2 31 06 98 92
Pierre Sineux
Document réalisé par la Région Basse-Normandie avec la collaboration de l’Onisep de BasseNormandie. Mise en pages : Nathalie Michel (Onisep). Crédit photo : © Alain Potignon/Onisep sauf
mention. Imprimé par : Imprimerie Anquetil (Condé-sur-Noireau, 14). Avril 2014.
It ensures the availability of training solutions, ranging from
basic level skills right up to engineering degrees, by harnessing
the expertise of educational teams and cutting edge technological facilities.
Laurent Beauvais
Président of the
Basse-Normandie
Region
Pierre Sineux
President of Caen
Basse-Normandie
University
List of members
Cooperation
© UIMM
In 2014, the nuclear and marine renewable energy (MRE)
subsidiaries in Nord-Cotentin delivered:
• continuing training to 320 people,
• apprentice training to 560 people,
• initial training to 1,200 people.
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• Lycée professionnel Alexis de Tocqueville
The Campus also forecasts future skill requirements involved
in nuclear decommissioning and deconstruction, and specific
characteristics of projects in MRE environments.
• Lycée professionnel Edmond Doucet
…In a wide range of sectors
• Lycée professionnel Ingénieur Cachin
The Campus offers 34 initial training courses, 24 apprenticeship
courses and 29 continuing training courses, spread across:
• Lycée professionnel maritime
1
DESIGN
2
Manufacture
of components
• Lycée professionnel Sauxmarais
et aquacole Daniel Rigolet
Basse-Normandie
6
Process
management
dismantling
5
MAINTENANCE
4
Transportation and
grid connection
Université de Caen Basse-Normandie
• UFR des Sciences, Université de Caen
NG
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PRIVATE
partners
• ALSTOM
• DNCS
• EDF
• ERDF
Local and
community
partners
• CFA public de l’éducation nationale de la Manche
• Pôle formation des industries technologiques -
Basse-Normandie - CFA de l’industrie Calvados
et Manche
• Greta de la Manche
• AFPA
• AFPI
A forum for sharing
• The National Institute of Science and
Nuclear Techniques in Cherbourg (INSTN)
• Institut national des sciences et techniques
• CFA public de l’enseignement supérieur
Objectives:
• tailor training more closely to the region’s industrial fabric,
• enable learners to make products and devise processes
for local businesses,
• encourage partners to cooperate on professional issues.
• The Applied Science University Laboratory
(LUSAC) in Cherbourg, Université de Caen
Basse-Normandie
Basse-Normandie
nucléaires (INSTN)
A forum for exchanging practices and expertise between initial
and continuing training providers, businesses and research
bodies in order to deal more effectively with the economic
issues facing the area.
Members related
to research
• IUT de Cherbourg, Université de Caen
• École d’ingénieur ESIX Normandie,
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The Campus des métiers et des qualifications de l’industrie
des énergies is in a position to fulfil the immediate needs of
businesses and industry leaders in terms of labour, covering
profiles at all levels and across all three training channels: initial, continuing and apprenticeship.
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• Nucléopolis
• Technopole Cherbourg Normandie
• Ports Normands Associés
• ADPESRANC
• UIMM Basse-Normandie
• Ouest Normandie Énergies Marines
(ONEM)
The Campus des métiers et des qualifications de l’industrie des
énergies also constitutes a mechanism for sharing resources
(technical facilities, digital tools and housing, etc.), specific
types of experience (research, training, etc.) and skills unique
to training establishments, businesses and laboratories. The
aim is to facilitate the emergence of innovative new local
projects and to inject fresh momentum into the experimentation process.