#AGRS2616036ACommittee for Training Validation of Bridges, Water and Forests Engineer-Trainees
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This order sets up the membership and working rules for the committee that oversees training for France’s engineer-trainees in the bridges, water and forests corps. The committee is led by the head of the corps and includes senior representatives from the sustainable development and agriculture ministries, École nationale des ponts et chaussées, and AgroParisTech. The committee checks whether training programs meet the required framework, approves each trainee’s individual training path, and validates completion of training before appointment into the corps. It can also review doctoral training matters and invite experts to meetings, but decisions are made by voting members only.
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Key Changes
- Creates the membership structure for the training orientation and validation committee
- Gives the committee authority to validate training programs, individual paths, and completion of schooling before appointment
- Sets voting, chairing, expert participation, and secretariat rules for the committee
Obligations
What this law requires
The committee must validate whether the training programs offered by École nationale des ponts et chaussées and AgroParisTech for engineer-trainees comply with the specifications annexed to the 17 June 2026 order.
The committee must validate the individualized training path of each engineer-trainee of the bridges, water and forests corps.
The committee must validate each engineer-trainee’s schooling before the trainee is appointed as a full member of the bridges, water and forests corps.
When represented at the committee, the head of the corps must designate an engineer of the bridges, water and forests corps as representative.
The head of the interministerial management center for bridges, water and forests engineers must attend committee meetings without voting rights.