France sets new audit rules for training-provider quality certification
France's Ministry of Labour and Solidarity has issued a new order on how training providers are audited for quality certification. The order replaces the first four articles of a 2019 audit order with five new ones. It sets out who may take part in audits, what auditors must report, and the paperwork a training provider must hand over before its first audit.
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What does it mean?
If you run a training organisation in France, this sets the rules for the quality audits your certifying body carries out. Only managers, and staff they formally assign who hold permanent jobs, can take part, and they must prove who they are at the start. Before a first audit, the organisation must hand over its registration numbers, site list, and staff chart.
Who is affected?
Training organisations in France seeking quality certification, their managers and assigned staff, and the certifying bodies and auditors who assess them.
What changes?
Previously the 2019 order's articles 1 to 4 governed these audits; now five replacement articles apply.