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Energies renouvelables et création d’emplois :300000 personnes devraient travailler dans le domaine des énergies renouvelables en 2020. Il faudra de vraies filières de formation et la France est en retard. Présentation de deux filères de formation aux métiers de l'environnement, à Charleville Mézieres, au lycée Bazin : formation courte de technicien en maintenance de parcs éoliens, qui rencontre un franc succès, mais elle débouche sur un certificat allemand. Et à Sophia Antipolis, l'école des Mines de Paris, propose une formation d'ingénieur en énergie du futur et la sélection est draconienne. Ce master européen ouvre un champ d'investigation très motivant, car le domaine est nouveau. lesquelles dispensent, respectivement, des formations aux métiers de techniciens et d'ingénieurs, et assurent aux étudiants un emploi à l'issu du cursus. Les élèves sont souvent recrutés sur le lieu de leur stage car ils sont peu nombreux à avoir été formés : Il n'existe pas de formation de base en énergies nouvelles en France comme des bacs pros, ou de CAP , BEP. Interview de Jean-Charles RUPPERS, étudiant de 24 ans.interview d'Alexandra MAILLET, étudiante de 20 ans.Interview d'Hervé CASPANI, chef des travaux au lycée Bazin.Interview de Philippe ROCHER METROL, syndicat des énergies renouvelables.Interview de Didier MAYER, master européen energies renouvelables, école des Mines de Paris.INterview de Marion ETCHEVERRY, étudiante de 24 ans.
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Video Length: 2m 54s
Date Found: Thu, Jun 18 2009 10:30 PM
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