Entry requirements

This course is designed for students who have completed two years of higher education (advanced vocational training certificate, technical university diploma, second-year Licence degree or equivalent) in the following fields:

- Development studies and construction

- Space design / Heritage space (national diploma of art and design professions)

- Wood products

- Buildings and construction

- Fit out and finishing

- Civil engineering, sustainable construction

- Science, economics and management

Benefits of the program

. Sustained involvement of the professional sector, particularly the Chambre Française d'Agencement

. Wide variety of academic and professional contributors

. Work-study format

. Employment rate

Acquired skills

During the construction phase, the developer must produce all the construction drawings for all building trades, award construction contracts, define the works schedule, manage risk prevention plans and check and validate all documents and files submitted for approval (construction drawings, samples, etc.). The developer coordinates and manages the construction phase and the handover of completed works. As works coordinator, the development manager must have a good sense of organisation and teamwork. They must be able to negotiate with clients and subcontractors. They must also be able to write documents and negotiate prices, be familiar with new construction techniques and be proficient in drawing (reading and drawing plans) and the use of sector-specific programs (design office).

International

TOEIC included in the course.

Capacities

20

Course venue

Other course venue

Lycée François Mansart - 25 rue de la Banque 94100 Saint-Maur-des-Fossés

Your future career

90% of graduates enter the professional world immediately after graduating. 10% continue their studies for one or two years before entering the professional world.

Professional integration

Graduates work in: development companies; project management firms; interior design studios.

Study objectives

Train development managers.

Major thematics of study

Law, communication, business economics, technology, technical studies, English

Calendar

17 weeks of training.

- as a work-study programme: 35 weeks of compulsory work placement in a company

- as initial training: minimum 16 weeks of compulsory work placement in a company