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Work-Study Ecosystems

Analysis of work-study systems, laws and institutions across the French-speaking world. From Morocco to France, from Quebec to Belgium, discover how each country structures its dual training model.

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100,000 work-study places: will the government plan be enough to absorb the wave of young people?
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100,000 work-study places: will the government plan be enough to absorb the wave of young people?

The question is no longer just economic, it is existential for an entire generation. The Tadarroj program, the cornerstone of the new government roadmap, aims to quadruple the number of beneficiaries of apprenticeship training to reach the symbolic threshold of 100,000 work-study places in Morocco per year. But faced with a demographic that is not slowing down, will public provision be enough to fill the gap?

Massive apprenticeship: The 12 bridge professions which are recruiting on a work-study basis now
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Massive apprenticeship: The 12 bridge professions which are recruiting on a work-study basis now

At the start of 2026, the French work landscape is completing a profound structural change. The days when learning was seen as a simple academic stopgap are over, giving way to an era of massive learning that is redefining the boundaries of business. With more than 1,028,700 active work-study contracts, the model has now established itself as the basis of national economic resilience.

Training vs. Market: Work-study training, the only solution to bridge the gap?
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Training vs. Market: Work-study training, the only solution to bridge the gap?

In Morocco, the year 2026 opens with a statistical paradox that makes economic decision-makers dizzy. While the national unemployment rate began a cautious descent towards 13.1% in the third quarter of 2025, it is paradoxically progressing among holders of higher education diplomas, marking an increase of 0.4 points. This “downgrade in hiring” is no longer a cyclical anomaly, but the symptom of a consummate divorce between university lecture halls and the raw reality of production chains.

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