Work-linked study

Easier integration into the world of work
Thanks to your in-company experience and theoretical training, you'll be up and running quickly and attractive to employers.

Remuneration during your studies
As a work-study student, you will receive a salary based on your age and level of study. This pay enables you to finance your studies and gain financial independence.

Creating a professional network
Work-linked training enables you to develop a network of professional contacts, a major asset for your future job search or career development. You will be in direct contact with players in your sector of activity.

Recognised professional experience
As part of a work-linked training scheme, you can apply your knowledge directly in the workplace. You'll gain significant experience that will set you apart in the eyes of recruiters.

Free registration fees
On work-linked courses, the tuition fees are often paid by the company, which considerably reduces the cost of your studies.

At the University of Guyana, work-linked studies follow a clearly defined rhythm that varies according to the course. Generally, you alternate between periods at university and periods in a company. For example, you can spend one week in the company and then one week in the classroom, or three days in the company and two days at university each week. This model allows you to :

Apply theoretical knowledge immediately
Each work placement is an opportunity to put into practice what you have learned in the classroom.

Follow a tailored programme
Our courses are designed to meet the needs of local businesses and the realities of the job market.

Benefit from personalised support
At the Université de Guyane, we'll be with you every step of the way. Our teaching teams and careers advisors are there to help you make a success of your project.

Stage 1 - Admission to the course
Students must check that they have received a favourable opinion from the Admissions Committee online via e-candidat or MonMaster.

Stage 2 - Validation of the job description
The employer/host organisation must send the job description to the training manager for approval.

Stage 3 - Completing the information form
To draw up the work-study contract, the student must also complete thehe online form :

• Apprenticeship contract (form)
• Professionalization Contract (form)
• PRO-A contract (form)

Information sheet : To help you collect all the compulsory information, you can use the document below. This is a information sheet to collect the necessary information.

• Apprenticeship contract (editable PDF)
• Professionalization Contract (editable PDF)
• PRO-A contract (editable PDF)

Stage 4 - Drafting the work-study contract and agreement
After checking that the online form is complete and correct, the work-study contract and financial agreement will be drawn up and sent to the employer and student for signature.

Stage 5 - Signing the work-linked training contract
These two documents (contract + financial agreement) must be stamped and signed by both the employer and the student so that they can be signed by the CFA - DFPU Management.

Stage 6 - Finalising the application
Once the contract and agreement have been signed by the University of French Guyana, they are sent by email to the employer and the student.

If you have any questions, please contact us at : cfa@univ-guyane.fr

We offer a wide range of work-linked training courses, tailored to different business sectors. You can follow courses ranging from Bac+2 (DUT) to Bac+5 (Master's), including professional degrees. Whatever your field of interest, you'll find a work-linked training course to suit you. See the catalogue of work-linked training courses below.