#INTE2614367AFrench Red Cross granted limited training exemptions for civil protection courses
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This order lets the French Red Cross run several civil protection trainer courses with fewer enrolled participants than normally required. The exemptions cover specific sessions in Montrouge, Fort-de-France, and Nouméa in 2026, including first-aid team trainer courses and trainer-of-trainers refresher courses. The practical effect is narrow. The Red Cross can proceed despite a shortage of candidates, but it must use volunteers during practical exercises and simulations so the training still reaches the minimum group size expected by the rules.
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Key Changes
- Allows selected French Red Cross civil protection trainer courses to run with fewer enrolled participants than the standard minimum
- Reduces participant thresholds for specific 2026 sessions in Montrouge, Fort-de-France, and Nouméa
- Requires the Red Cross to use volunteers in practical exercises and simulations to make up the required group size
Obligations
What this law requires
For the initial first-aid team trainer course (FPSE) in Montrouge, the Croix-Rouge française may run the session with 4 participants instead of 6 only if it uses volunteers during practical learning and simulations to reach the regulatory minimum participant level.
For the trainer-of-trainers continuing training course (FF) in Fort-de-France, the Croix-Rouge française may run the session with 2 participants instead of 6 only if it uses volunteers during practical learning and simulations to reach the regulatory minimum participant level.
For the continuing training course for first-aid team trainers (FPSE) in Fort-de-France, the Croix-Rouge française may run the session with 3 participants instead of 6 only if it uses volunteers during practical learning and simulations to reach the regulatory minimum participant level.
For the continuing training course for citizen first-aid trainers (FPSC) in Fort-de-France, the Croix-Rouge française may run the session with 3 participants instead of 5 only if it uses volunteers during practical learning and simulations to reach the regulatory minimum participant level.