#MENE2608840ACreation of the CAP Specialty in Wind Instrument Making and Repair
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This order creates a new French vocational diploma specialty for the making, maintenance and repair of wind instruments. It sets out the training framework, professional activities, required skills, assessment units and workplace training periods for the CAP “Facture d'instruments à vent”. It mainly affects vocational schools, training providers, students, exam bodies and employers in the musical instrument repair and retail sector. Businesses in this niche trade will get a clearer qualification standard for hiring or training entry-level workers.
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Key Changes
- Creates a new CAP vocational specialty for wind instrument making, maintenance and repair
- Defines the professional skill blocks, including customer advice, intervention planning, repair and maintenance
- Sets the assessment structure and workplace training requirements for awarding the diploma
Obligations
What this law requires
Vocational training providers delivering the CAP “Facture d'instruments à vent” must structure training around the diploma’s defined professional activities and competency blocks, including customer reception/advice, preparation of interventions, and repair/maintenance of wind instruments.
Exam bodies must assess candidates using the diploma’s specified constitutive units, including UP1 for reception/advice in a sales space, UP2 for study and preparation of an intervention, UP3 for repair and maintenance of wind instruments, and UG1 for general education subjects.
Training and assessment for the intervention-preparation unit must cover identification of wind-instrument characteristics, preparation of a maintenance or repair estimate, and planning and organization of the intervention.
Training and assessment for the repair and maintenance unit must cover workstation organization, reading and use of plans, instrument disassembly and diagnosis, making tools and connecting parts, dent removal, sealing, and instrument adjustment.
Training and assessment for the sales-space communication unit must cover welcoming, informing and advising customers, participating in organization of the sales area, and contributing to internal and external communication.