How can I get 100% financing for my support?
As a certified training organization, your coaching by SENSEI can be financed by the government via your Training Account.
Financing my Sensei coaching.
As a certified training organization, your coaching by SENSEI can be financed by the government via your Training Account. This state-financed process concerns Sensei training courses, enabling you to set up your own establishment.
Which Sensei training courses can be financed?
The training courses covered by the financing are “global” and qualifying courses, particularly relevant in the phase of reflection and preparation of your project.
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Training in setting up or taking over a business: a professional to help you through the first steps in setting up or taking over your restaurant, bar or hotel.
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Communication on social networks: find out how to make the most of social networks to promote your establishment and boost bookings.
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Improve online sales via Food Delivery: delivery platforms are now an important sales channel for restaurants. Find out how to prepare your offer to launch a delivery business.
How can I benefit from CPF financing?
To benefit from CPF funding for your SENSEI training, you must :
– Have been an employee for at least one year
– Have sufficient funds in your training account
As an employee, you benefit from around €500 in training rights each year, which you can spend as you wish on the “Compte Personnel de Formation” (CPF) platform.
Please note that these are your rights, and the available credits are yours to spend as you wish. Your company has no say in the matter.
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Armed with your social security number (found on your “carte vitale”), go to the CPF platform to calculate the amount of training rights available to you.
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All you need to do is talk to the Sensei team, who will guide you through the steps required to sign the training contract.
Our teams will be with you every step of the way, particularly on the moncompteformation.gouv.fr website, where you can mobilize your rights directly.
