Faced with rapidly changing societal and social challenges in a complex and globalized economic environment, the Bachelor's degree in Alternative and Solidarity Project Coordination trains managers who wish to reconcile economic activity with social utility in national or international organizations.
Gain an understanding of political, social, and economic issues
Confronting real-world issues and leading high-impact solidarity projects that offer alternatives in France and internationally
Take into account the various regional mechanisms in societal development dynamics with a genuine professional ethic.
Participation in the social entrepreneurship competition, the Social Cup
Entrepreneurial projects: Entrepreneurship for Learning, Start Hub incubator, community organizations
A humanitarian trip to South America
Professional speakers putting their networks at the service of students
A project management methodology at various local, national, and international levels
Professional development periods throughout the program
The opportunity to engage in student work or volunteer work
The project coordinator is committed to societal development and professional ethics, while taking into account the various regional mechanisms. The experiences offered allow the future holder to tackle real-world issues and, on an experimental basis, to lead alternative projects with a strong societal and environmental impact, both in France and abroad.
SKILLS
Subjects taught
Management sciences: economics, marketing, financial management, human resources, microfinance
Humanities: anthropology, geopolitics, humanitarian overview, environmental responsibility
Professionalization: social entrepreneurship, support in understanding and developing a career plan
Speakers
Getting involved through the Social Cup
Our students participate in a project with a strong social impact: the Social Cup. This prestigious national event brings together young talent around innovative projects aimed at addressing the social and environmental challenges of our time.
Why participate?
Skills development: The Social Cup offers our students a unique opportunity to develop essential skills such as project management, teamwork, and leadership. These skills are not only valued in the professional world, but they are also crucial for successfully carrying out initiatives with a social impact.
Social impact: By participating in the Social Cup, our students have the opportunity to contribute to projects that provide concrete solutions to current social and environmental issues. They can thus play an active role in building a better and more sustainable future.
Networking: The Social Cup is an exceptional platform for meeting other engaged young people, inspiring mentors, and industry professionals. These interactions can open doors to new opportunities and collaborations, enriching our students' academic and professional journeys.
Visibility: Participating in this prestigious event showcases our campus and the talents of our students. It is an opportunity to demonstrate to the world the commitment and creativity of our student community, while reinforcing our reputation for excellence and innovation.
Strathena Business Game
Strathena is an innovative business strategy training game designed by Xavier Fontanet and Interactive 4D. This game is now available to our students and offers a unique opportunity to learn strategy in a fun and interactive way, competing against students from prestigious French schools such as the École des Mines.
Game description
Strathena is a training platform that combines online courses (MOOCs) with a strategic simulation game. Students take the reins of a virtual company and must make crucial strategic decisions to ensure its growth and success. The game covers various aspects of business strategy, such as the experience effect, market share, finance, psychology, and much more.
Educational objectives
Benefits for students
The Start Hub incubator: strategy, intrapreneurship, and leadership
The purpose of this incubation program is to train you to lead projects that will transform businesses, industries, and society as a whole. Incubation allows you to drive innovation or strategic change through immersion.
The program allows you to develop unique and expert skills in strategy, intrapreneurship, and leadership.
We will train you to become the leaders of tomorrow, those who, through their actions within the company, contribute to the transformation of society by tackling major environmental, economic, and societal challenges.
Start Hub is an incubator. "Learning by doing" is its trademark because we are convinced that we never learn better than by doing. The recipe is simple: faced with crucial challenges, you will discover the issues that managers have to deal with on a daily basis, and it will be up to you to solve them, supported by a team of specialists who are available at any time.
With Start Hub, discover what you won't find anywhere else: all the resources you need to write your own success story!
Program
With 40 years of experience in managing national and international projects, 3A School trains students to bring together local stakeholders in each of the so-called developing continents. The name 3A symbolizes Africa, Latin America, and Asia.
Throughout the training program, students at 3A are supported by our teams so they can put their knowledge of international project management into practice in these regions. They undertake individual or group internships to gain hands-on experience in the field.
During their first year of their bachelor's degree, students who wish to do so can take advantage of our NGO networks to participate in a 1- or 2-month discovery internship for humanitarian action in a safe and secure environment.
In their second year, our students are supported by a professional expert from South America and the NGO Techo to implement a humanitarian project in Paraguay, for which they learn how to implement and finance a project from start to finish. They then spend two months in Paraguay responding to emergency humanitarian needs (building barracks and a community center), but are also fully integrated into the NGO Techo Paraguay to learn about humanitarian development professions (coordination, logistics, communication, etc.). Throughout the year, they also receive Spanish language training.
School 3A is also an international school in terms of its openness. In addition to the mobility opportunities offered throughout the program, it promotes and integrates multiculturalism into its curriculum by welcoming many students from a wide range of countries.
Duration
From 1 to 3 years, from September to August
Rhythm
1st and 2nd years: initial training
Third year: full-time or work-study program
1 week of training at the center
3 weeks in a company
educational methods
Assessment methods
Ongoing assessment during the program
Final written and oral exams
Individual or group written assignment
Bachelor's thesis
The targeted qualification comprises three skill sets, which are assessed and, upon validation, result in the issuance of a certificate detailing the skills acquired. Validated skill sets are acquired for life. To obtain the targeted qualification, all skill sets must be validated in their entirety.
Diploma/certification
Level 6 professional certification "Alternative and Solidarity Project Coordinator," registered with the RNCP under number 35203, by decision of the Director General of France Compétences dated January 20, 2021, issued by APTIM, NSF code 310p.
Continuing education
Career opportunities
Funding for initial training
