Description

This training in preparing for administrative competitions is designed to help participants better understand the specific rules and principles of the French civil service, as well as the latest ongoing reforms, such as the civil service transformation law , national representativeness, regionalization, staff status, the metropolis and new authorities. With more than 5 million civil servants and 200 professions divided into sectors, the civil service occupies an important position in the French economy, reflecting the conception of the State and French administrative institutions. This training will allow participants to acquire the essential bases to succeed in administrative competitions.

Who is this training for ?

For whom ?

• Any person preparing for administrative competitions.
• Public official wishing to consolidate their knowledge.
• Any person in charge of public sector clients.

Prerequisites

• Aucun.

Training objectives

Understand the roles of French administrative institutions

Take ownership of current reforms to work with the public sphere

Training program

• Learn the fundamentals of French constitutional law
  • The State and the nation.
  • National sovereignty and representativeness.
  • The 1958 Constitution and the institutions of the Fifth Republic.
• Discover how French political institutions work
  • The President of the Republic.
  • The Government, Parliament and the drafting of Laws.
  • The Administration of the State.
  • The judiciary and other constitutional bodies.
• Local authorities
  • Municipal, departmental and regional councils.
  • The attributions of deliberative assemblies.
  • The executive bodies of local authorities.
  • Skills and resources of local authorities.
  • Intercommunality and its evolution: EPCI with its own taxation and EPCI without taxation, the Metropolises.
• Public services, public establishments, public companies
  • Public services in France: sovereign functions, non-market and market sectors.
  • Public establishments and enterprises.
• The civil service in French law
  • The three sides of the civil service.
  • The structure of the civil service (corps, categories, levels, professions).
  • The status of personnel.
  • Statutory news.