What does outsourcing the management of a training organization mean?
Outsourcing the management of a training organization means handing over everything outside the classroom to a provider: learner files, apprenticeship administration and OPCO relations, the annual training report (BPF), Qualiopi follow-up, lead generation and communication. The organization keeps its teaching, its trainers and its decisions, and remains the holder of its activity declaration and certification.
Who does what
The split is written down before we start. You choose which functions to hand over, one by one.
Short answers to the questions asked before handing over a function.
Everything outside the classroom: learner files, apprenticeship administration and OPCO relations, the annual training report, Qualiopi audit preparation and follow-up, acquisition, marketing and communication, production of learning content.
Yes. The activity declaration, the annual training report and the Qualiopi certification remain in the organization’s name. The provider acts on its behalf, within the scope written down at the start.
Yes. The scope is built function by function: the annual report alone, apprenticeship alone, or several functions together.
The activity declaration lapses, as it does when the report shows no activity. A new declaration must then be filed.
Evidence is produced and filed as the activity runs, not the day before the audit. The surveillance audit takes place between month 14 and month 22 of the certification cycle: the file is ready when it comes.
The price depends on the functions handed over, the volumes and the tools in place. You receive a costed proposal within 48 hours of a first conversation.