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Are CESI courses recognized abroad?

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unknown44 Posted messages 182 Status Member -
Hello,
I would like to know if the training programs offered by CESI are recognized abroad (notably in Switzerland) and in France. Basically, I want to know if this training is "valid" in Switzerland or if it’s worthless. I would like to pursue the QSE Manager training at CESI in Strasbourg (thus obtaining a bac +4 level, level II).
To be clear, it’s not really a diploma that I will have on my CV but rather a training certificate. Is that correct?

Thank you for clarifying these points for me, as your answers will be essential in my decision-making.

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    unknown44 Posted messages 182 Status Member 12
     
    Hello,
    "CESI entreprises has 23 titles of level I (equivalent to a master's degree), level II (equivalent to a bachelor's degree +4) and level III (equivalent to a bachelor's degree +2), listed in the National Directory of Professional Certifications (RNCP)." http://www.cesi-entreprises.fr/formations-nos-formations-diplomantes.asp
    Yes, it is recognized in France and yes it is a diploma; internationally as well, apparently, given the group's partnerships with foreign universities:
    http://corporate.cesi.fr/l-international-au-cesi-les-partenariats-internationaux.asp
    http://corporate.cesi.fr/l-international-au-cesi-le-groupe-cesi-a-l%E2%80%99international.asp
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    1. Soleil123
       
      Hello unkown44,

      Thank you for your response. Indeed, this QSE Manager training is listed in the RNCP, I checked. However, regarding partnerships, I believe they are partnerships established for foreign students wishing to come to study at CESI. So if I understand correctly, it has nothing to do with the recognition of the degree, and in any case, Switzerland does not appear on the list.
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      1. unknown44 Posted messages 182 Status Member 12 > Soleil123
         
        Exchanges are not one-sided, and it's implicit: if a state university welcomes foreign students, it's because their degree is recognized. The CESI degree is therefore recognized worldwide, and I don't think our Swiss friends are an exception, especially since they generally recognize European degrees.
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  2. Raymond PENTIER Posted messages 58211 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   17 480
     
    http://www.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-12597931-avis-sur-formation-cesi

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