The lack of a driving license is one of the factors linked to the high unemployment rate in Saint Martin. To remedy this, Jeff Pierre, 34, created an associative driving school in Concordia called Evanya, from the contraction of the names of his seven-year-old twins.
Concretely, Evanya works like other driving schools. "The students take the license as in a normal driving school, but the difference is that I spend more time with them," says Jeff Pierre. In its premises, the association has a classroom for code lessons and has equipped itself with online software that allows them to train in French and English so that the language is not a common one. fence. The community which manages the permit examination offers candidates a session every two months during which a person translates each question into English.
In addition to further support, what sets Evanya apart from other driving schools is the price. While it takes around 1600 or 1700 euros in a classic driving school to prepare, pass the code, 25 hours of driving and pass the license, at Evanya students pay 1450 euros (with 30 hours of driving and 60 to 80 hours of code and first aid patent).
But the associative driving school is not for everyone. To benefit from it, as well as aid to finance the permit, certain criteria must be met: long-term job seekers, beneficiaries of social minima, people placed in justice, out of prison, young people aged 15-26 years old, looking for a job and / or in the framework of the implementation of a professional project, where a driving license is essential, employees in integration coming from SIAE (structures of insertion by activity economic).
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