#INTJ2610383AFrance updates technical music diploma options for gendarmerie non-commissioned officers
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This order expands the technical music diploma for gendarmerie non-commissioned officers from three options to six by adding stage management, librarian-arranger, and production-communication tracks. Candidates for the new tracks must pass a 20-minute technical entry test, complete one year of training, and pass a final technical exam. The change mainly affects gendarmerie music personnel, trainers, and examination boards responsible for these specialist qualifications.
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Key Changes
- Adds three new diploma options: stage management, librarian-arranger, and production-communication.
- Creates entry and final exam rules for the new options, including a minimum score of 10 out of 20.
- Updates the training program and examination board composition for the new specialist tracks.
Obligations
What this law requires
Candidates seeking admission to the technical music diploma training under the “régie”, “bibliothécaire-arrangeur”, or “production-communication” options must pass an initial option-specific technical test lasting 20 minutes.
Only candidates who obtain an average score of at least 10 out of 20 on the initial test may be admitted to the technical music diploma training for the relevant option.
Trainees admitted to the technical music diploma training under the “régie”, “bibliothécaire-arrangeur”, or “production-communication” options must complete one year of training covering the subjects set out in the annex to the order.
At the end of training, trainees in each of the “régie”, “bibliothécaire-arrangeur”, and “production-communication” options must sit an option-specific final technical examination.
A score below 10 out of 20 on the final technical examination for the “régie”, “bibliothécaire-arrangeur”, or “production-communication” option is eliminatory and must prevent successful completion of the diploma for that option.