Our
method
Our training method is based on targeted programmes of 28 hours over 3.5 days and 40 hours over 5 days. The courses combine demonstration and hands-on practice.
Every registration for one of our courses begins with a phone interview with Stéphanie Orillard so that we can offer a programme and content suited to you.
Satisfaction
rate
96% of trainees rated their overall satisfaction higher than 9/10
(Survey based on trainee satisfaction questionnaires in 2025).
98,7% satisfaction with the effectiveness of the courses.
The items rated most highly by trainees in 2025: The quality of the teaching, the attentiveness and adaptation to requests, and the quality of the equipment provided.
Supporting
you
We have expert knowledge of all the available funding schemes.
To make our courses easier to access, we support you throughout your funding applications to French bodies such as the OPCOs, the sector training funds (AFDAS, FAFCEA, FIFPL…), France Travail (formerly Pôle Emploi, the public employment service) and the Missions Locales (local youth employment centres)…
See below for information on the administrative steps and funding applications
We support you every step of the way
1.
Needs assessment
I contact Ornaré to arrange a phone appointment with Stéphanie Orillard, to identify the programme that suits me and find out about the funding options available for my status. After your contact request, Ornaré will call you back within 72 hours!
2.
Registration
During the phone interview, I check the places available on sessions already scheduled, or ask for a specific session to be opened depending on everyone's availability.
3.
Information form
After the 1st phone appointment, Ornaré sends me the information form, which I fill in and return to the email addressmathieu@ornare-formation.com
Special focus
Freelance entertainment workers (intermittents du spectacle)
Funding applications are made online, which first requires you to open an account on the AFDAS portal (the training fund for the culture and media sector):
The training application is submitted online with the required documents attached (quote, AFDAS form, programmes, CV and cover letter)
The ORNARE team supports you throughout the administrative process and liaises with the various bodies (AFDAS, France Travail…)
Your application has been approved by AFDAS, but a job comes up in the meantime. What happens?
The dates can be postponed within 12 months.
Once AFDAS has accepted your funding application, the funding is confirmed.
However, if a job offer comes up, the dates can be changed with ORNARE without having to submit a new application.
The waiting periods between two courses funded by AFDAS have been revised:
1 MODULE up to and including 40 H = 12-MONTH WAITING PERIOD
1 MODULE over 40H = 18-MONTH WAITING PERIOD
Daily allowance, or hours counted during the course?
If you would like your training hours to count as intermittent working hours when your benefit rights are renewed, this is possible, but in exchange for your France Travail allowance (during the training period).
Contact your adviser through your personal account to find out the procedure. We recommend calling them and following up in writing through your personal account to secure your request.
Note: you are neither deregistered nor removed from the register; you simply change category during the training period. Only the receipt of the certificate of completion (which we will send you) will confirm this request with France Travail.
Our
trainees
Freelance entertainment workers (intermittents du spectacle) can receive funding through AFDAS.
As we are QUALIOPI certified and AFDAS approved, our courses are eligible for funding.
We train freelancers directly, who can also receive funding from FIFPL (training fund for self-employed professionals) and FAFCEA (training fund for craftspeople)
Our official registration number as a training provider allows us to sign training agreements directly with companies.
As we are QUALIOPI certified, companies can also receive funding through their OPCO (their sector’s skills operator).
We can also train private individuals under a training contract
Jobseekers can also obtain funding from France Travail (the French public employment service, formerly Pôle Emploi)