In your life as a student, you may need to do a work placement, want to go abroad, get involved (as a volunteer in an association, a civic service volunteer, etc.), set up a personal project, benefit from discounts in your daily life with the Avantages Jeunes card, etc.
You can contact a student association. The list is on www.bienvenueauxetudiants.org.
La Student House will be able to direct you to the main student associations.
France bénévolat Besançon puts volunteers in touch with associations.
Consult their offers on besancon-doubs.francebenevolat.org.
Make an appointment (by telephone on 03 81 51 80 44 or by filling in the form below). contact form) to meet them at the Centre Pierre-Mendès France, 3 rue Beauregard.
L'directory of associations in Greater Besançon provides contact details for most of the associations in the municipalities of the Grand Besançon Métropole.
If your association is a student association of the Marie et Louis Pasteur University, the Student Life Office (BVE) can support you.
Contact 36 A, avenue de l'Observatoire, tel 03 81 66 66 99, bve@univ-fcomte.fr
Le City of Besançon Associative Life Department supports all associations based in Besançon.
Contact Centre municipal Sancey, 27 rue Alfred Sancey, tel 03 81 87 80 70, vieassociative@besancon.fr
Volunteering, volunteering, volunteer firefighter... there are many forms of commitment.
They are listed in the booklet Why not get involved?
Youth Info (27 rue de la République, tel 03 81 21 16 16, contact@jeunes-bfc.fr).
Yesit's possible but Please note that a Service Civique is between 24 and 35 hours a week!
Civic service enables 16-25 year olds (30 year olds for people with disabilities) to carry out a mission of general interest in a variety of areas: culture and leisure, sport, international development and humanitarian action, European citizenship, education for all, the environment, emergency crisis intervention, remembrance and citizenship, health and solidarity.
The offers are on www.service-civique.gouv.fr
For more information, download the booklet "Civic service: making the choice to get involved or contact Youth Info Info Jeunes, 27 rue de la République, tel 03 81 21 16 16, contact@jeunes-bfc.fr
There are 2 schemes that can support student projects (guidance, provision of rooms and equipment, financial support): Culture-Actions and the FSDIE (Fonds de Solidarité et de Développement des Initiatives Étudiantes).
Contacts :
- Culture-ActionS Crous cultural department, tel 03 81 48 46 61, selim.chanard@crous-bfc.fr
- FSDIE For more information: Student Life Office, Marie et Louis Pasteur University, tel 03 81 66 99, fsdie@univ-fcomte.fr
In addition, the Clap can help all young people, whether students or not, with their personal projects: www.clap-bfc.fr.
Contact Info Jeunes, 27 rue de la République, tel 03 81 21 16 16, contact@jeunes-bfc.fr
The Crous provides rooms for students and student associations. List and contacts of rooms on www.crous-bfc.fr
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- L'age limit is postponed to 30 years (instead of 26).
- It is possible to combine the civic service allowance with the AAH (allowance for disabled adults).
- La weekly duration can be reduced at 8pm instead of 24.
- The organisation may request a help to adapt your workstation to the assignment.
The association ESN Besançon offers students the chance to get involved in social, solidarity, civic and cultural initiatives with the local population and local organisations.
The skills that you have acquired during a civic service, a voluntary activity, a commitment as a voluntary fireman... can be recognised and validated for your studies. This can take the form of ECTS credits, partial exemption from a work placement or bonus points. Each institution defines its own rules. You need to apply to your school.
It can also provide training rights with the CEC (Personal Commitment Account) or be taken into account as part of a VAE (Valorisation des Acquis de l'Expérience).
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