#MENE2608838ACreation of the Guitar Making CAP Vocational Certificate
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This order creates a new French vocational certificate for guitar making and repair, the CAP “Lutherie guitare.” It defines what students must learn, how the qualification is assessed, and the workplace training periods required to obtain the diploma. The certificate is aimed at vocational schools, training centers, students, employers, and guitar repair or instrument-making workshops. It formalizes skills such as customer advice, preparing repair work, maintaining and adjusting guitars, electrical wiring for electric guitars, structural repairs, and varnish touch-ups.
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Key Changes
- Creates a new CAP vocational certificate for guitar making and repair
- Defines the professional skills, knowledge blocks, exam units, and assessment rules for the diploma
- Sets workplace training requirements for students preparing the qualification
Obligations
What this law requires
Training providers delivering the CAP “Lutherie guitare” must include instruction and assessment for the competency block “Accueillir et conseiller en lutherie guitare,” including welcoming, informing and advising clients, participating in sales-area organization, contributing to internal and external communication, and preparing estimates for routine maintenance operations.
Training providers delivering the CAP “Lutherie guitare” must include instruction and assessment for the competency block “Étudier et préparer une intervention sur guitare,” including graphic translation of technical solutions, graphic translation of aesthetic proposals, and planning and organizing an intervention.
Training providers delivering the CAP “Lutherie guitare” must include instruction and assessment for the competency block “Réaliser l'entretien et les réparations courantes d'une guitare,” including organizing the workstation, maintaining and adjusting all types of guitars, wiring or modifying electric guitars, carrying out structural repairs, and performing varnish touch-ups.
Candidates for the CAP “Lutherie guitare” must be assessed through the diploma units listed in the examination framework, including UP1 for customer reception and advice, UP2 for study and preparation of guitar interventions, and UP3 for maintenance and routine guitar repairs.
Training providers delivering the CAP “Lutherie guitare” must include the general education unit UG1 covering French, history-geography, and moral and civic education, including communication, reformulation, self-evaluation of oral or written production, reading and presenting texts or works, and reporting on an experience linked to the trade.