How does an ORSYS training course work?

Convening, administrative follow-up, timetables, access, organisation of meals, etc;

Find out all the practical information you need to make the most of your training experience.

General information

The invitation

Sent by e-mail to each participant 3 weeks before the course, it specifies :

the exact location training

the opening hours training

the means of access to the training centre with a detailed plan or the login details for distance learning.

Training timetable

Face-to-face courses and distance learning classes take place from 9 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. and 2pm to 5.30pm.

First day : welcome from 8.45am, presentation of the session from 9.15am to 9.30am and start of the course at 9.30am.

For 4 or 5-day courses, the course ends at 4pm on the last day.

Administrative follow-up

Participants have an online space where they can sign up, evaluate training and validate their skills.

Receipt of a certificate at the end of the session.

ORSYS reserves the right to postpone training for reasons of force majeure or if the number of participants is insufficient.

Face-to-face or distance learning: how does it work?

Face-to-face

From training centres easy to access, close to stations or public transport, with public or private car parks.
Training rooms spacious and bright illuminated by daylight and equipped with high-performance machines for practical work.
From equipped break rooms to encourage relaxation and communication.
Meals, coffee breaks and WiFi access offered.

Distance learning

All you need is an Internet connection: ORSYS recreates an optimal distance learning environment, using videoconferencing tools selected according to the pedagogical and technical requirements of each course.
For technical courses with practical work: provision of a cloud accessible by all learners.
In the event of access difficulties, contact our hotline by e-mail or by telephone on 09 71 16 01 15.

Whichever method you choose

4 to 12 participants maximum, for inter-company training, to encourage exchanges and sharing.
This number may be reduced to 8 or 10 on certain courses for pedagogical reasons.
Ongoing action to improve accessibility of our premises and guarantee appropriate support for people with disabilities.

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