#SPOV2613633AFrance updates judo-jujitsu sports educator certification rules
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This order updates the rules for France’s professional sports educator certificate covering judo-jujitsu activities. It changes the qualification requirements for permanent trainers, who must now hold at least a level 5 professional certification in judo-jujitsu and show two years of professional training experience in the field during the last five years. It also rewrites the certification assessment framework. Candidates must submit written or personal materials before assessments and complete oral presentations and interviews for the first two competency blocks. Training bodies, assessors, and candidates should adjust their course documentation, assessment calendars, and eligibility checks to match the new rules.
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Key Changes
- Permanent trainers must hold at least a level 5 professional certification in judo-jujitsu.
- Permanent trainers must show two years of professional training experience in judo-jujitsu within the last five years.
- The certification assessment rules are replaced, including written submissions, oral presentations, interviews, and technical prerequisites for competency blocks.
Obligations
What this law requires
Permanent trainers for the BPJEPS sports educator certification, judo-jujitsu activities mention, must hold at least a level 5 professional certification in judo-jujitsu.
Permanent trainers must demonstrate two years of professional experience in professional judo-jujitsu training during the previous five years.
For competency block 1 assessment, the candidate must submit to the training organization a personal written document of no more than 25 pages explaining the design, implementation, and completion of an animation project linked to the pedagogical alternance structure.
For competency block 1 assessment, the assessment interview must include a candidate oral presentation lasting no more than 20 minutes, followed by an exchange with assessors lasting no more than 30 minutes.
For competency block 2 assessment, the candidate must submit to the training organization one or more personal materials presenting two activity or project promotion actions implemented within the pedagogical alternance structure for two different audiences.