Regard sur quelques expériences étrangères de « comptes individuels de formation »

Coralie Perez

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Abstract: In the field of continuing training, new forms of public intervention are being promoted, aimed at reconciling efficiency and equity by encouraging individual initiative: "individual training accounts". A number of these schemes have been deployed, tested or simply debated in many countries. A selection of them (six schemes, three countries - Germany, the United States, UK -) reveals the wide variety of their practical arrangements (targeting, financing, use) and objectives (implicit or explicit), which can be quite different. This contribution highlights the uniqueness of the Compte personnel de formation, but also its ambition in relation to the foreign experiences studied.

Keywords: Formation continue; Individualisation; Comparaison internationale; Initiative; Réforme (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2014-12
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Published in Droit Social, 2014, 12, pp.981-985

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