Only 2 sessions left "Inclusion Skills: Ensemble, pour plus d’inclusion professionnelle!"

IMS Luxembourg has partnered with the Mental Health League and the UFEP to develop an experimental training course on disability inclusion in employment. 

If you want to take concrete action to promote the professional inclusion of people with disabilities in Luxembourg, develop your network and have a lasting impact on the region: Join our innovative training program now and develop your skills with professionals in the field of professional inclusion!

Why take part?

• Consolidate your inclusive practices and discover new managerial opportunities;
• Develop your network with other professionals and help create a more attractive working environment.

Choose this training and benefit from :

• an innovative, dynamic approach that brings together the private sector in the broadest sense (including the public and parapublic sectors), and the social sector; 
• step-by-step support provided by expert trainers from both sectors;
• practical tools, hands-on experience and valuable contacts to help you make your inclusive projects a success.

Who is it for?

Whatever your sector of activity, position, or professional experience, this interactive training course is accessible to you. You may be an HR/ESR professional, a manager, a disability advisor, a tutor, a career guidance/employment integration professional, etc.

Whatever your sector of activity, position or professional experience, this interactive training course is accessible to you. For example, you may be an HR/ESR professional, a manager, a disability advisor, a tutor, a career guidance/employment integration professional...

• Language: French;
• Training certified by UFEP for a total duration of 26 hours;
• Preferential price 2025: 900 € incl. VAT (including coffee breaks and meals);
• 3 training sessions are planned for 2025: registration is now open.  

For a complete overview of this training program, consult the detailed brochure here.

Registration procedure
In each session, 8 places are reserved for professionals from the private sector in the broadest sense (including the public and parapublic sectors) and 8 for professionals from the social sector.