The Collectivity of Saint-Martin honored, on Tuesday, May 4, 17 young people from Saint-Martin who now hold the BAPAAT Professional Aptitude Certificate of Assistant Animator, Technician.
The 17 recipients officially received their diplomas from the hands of President Daniel Gibbs and the elected officials present, the 3rd Vice-President Sofia Carti, the territorial advisers Yolande Sylvestre and Maud Gibbs, as well as the advisor Jean-Sébastien Hamlet.
This training is financed by the European Social Fund (85%) and the Collectivity (15%). It was provided by the CREPS Antilles-Guyane, in the person of Philippe Lemaitre. The State was represented by Hélène Debruge.
This diploma allows you to work in sports and socio-cultural associations or to continue the course with additional training.
"I would like to thank the CREPS Antilles-Guyane, through Philippe Lemaître, who piloted the two training courses in Saint-Martin", underlines Daniel Gibbs before adding "Our objective is to give young Saint-Martin people real training opportunities. , to become more professional in sectors with job opportunities in our territory.
I would like to warmly congratulate you on your journey. You have shown perseverance because despite the context of the health crisis which has impacted your training, success is at the end of the road ”.
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