The Vocational aptitude diploma for inclusion officer (DAP Inclusion) prepares students to work with children with special needs in formal and non-formal education.
Places of work
- education and care establishments for children (maisons relais, parental assistants, day centres or school hostels, crèches, mini-crèches);
- primary schools (A-EBS);
- secondary education (Service socio-éducatif, SePAS, ESEB);
- competence centres for specialised psychopedagogy.
Missions
- support children and young people with special needs so that they can participate in everyday life wherever they wish;
- work in multidisciplinary teams.
Studies
The course lasts three years. The first year is full-time in secondary school, with two four-week placements. The second and third years run concurrently, under an apprenticeship contract, with two days a week in secondary school and three at the training company.
The DAP Inclusion is offered in French and German at the following lycées:
- Lycée du Nord Wiltz;
- Lycée Bel-Val;
- Bouneweger Lycée Luxembourg;
- École privée Sainte-Anne.
Do you have any questions?
Maison de l'orientation
29, rue Aldringen
L-1118 Luxembourg
Phone: (+352) 80 02 81 81
E-mail: info@maison-orientation.public.lu
Website: www.maison-orientation.lu
Opening hours: Monday to Friday from 10:00 to 12:00 and from 13:00 to 17:00 (except for the "higher education" counter, which is only open in the afternoons from 13:00 to 17:00).
The Maison de l'orientation is a government agency that brings together in one place public players active in the field of educational and vocational guidance. In its "guidance" area, citizens can take advantage of a first meeting without appointment and anonymously, all year round (also during school holidays).