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Nuclear Learning Tour
The Nuclear Learning Tour is an eight-day training program open to all. No previous experience in the nuclear power industry is needed. This tour provides a global vision of the current energy challenges, and in particular the nuclear power industry. The educational approach is based on targeted courses reinforced by visits of six nuclear energy sites in France as well as conferences by top experts in the energy industry.
Training session: 3-12 june, 2013 (English)
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Training session: 14-23 oct., 2013 (French)
For more information and registration:
Our unique teaching approach includes:
• Instructors, including both technical experts and
expert trainers
• Innovative tools: e-Learning, simulator
demonstration
• 6 visits to nuclear sites to illustrate each topic
• Conferences by top-level experts
• Balanced and step-based learning program
• Maximum of 40 participants to facilitate learning
and networking.
NOTICE
The number of participants is limited and the deadline for registration is planned 6 weeks before the beginning of each session.
Useful information
Immigration & Visas
Citizens of the European Union (EU) and European Economic Area countries do not require a visa. France, as member of the Schengen Area, has become considerably stricter in recent years, and we strongly recommend checking whether or not a visa is required to enter the country by visiting http://www.diplomatie.gouv.fr/en/.
As soon as your registration is validated, if you are not an EU citizen, AREVA will issue a letter of invitation to facilitate your visa application. Please note that the participant is responsible for organizing his or her passport (please check your passport is valid for at least six months after your return) and visa ahead of time.
Transportation
Arrival Sunday evening in Aix en Provence
The Nuclear Learning Tour begins in Aix-en-Provence, in the south of France with easy access by air, rail, and road. Marseille Provence Airport is located 20 km away.
The Nuclear Learning Tour concludes in Paris.
For participants living outside France, you will probably fly into Paris with a connecting flight to Marseille. From Paris Charles de Gaulle airport or from central Paris you can also take a TGV (high speed train) to Aix-en-Provence (3 hours).
Participants are responsible for their transfer to the hotel in Aix-en-Provence from airport or railway station.
AREVA will be available to assist you at your hotel at the arrival on Sunday evening and throughout the program.
Departure Wednesday evening from Paris
To facilitate your departure, AREVA will be available to assist you.
During the training, the transfers are arranged by AREVA (bus or train) as indicated in the itinerary you will receive.
Accommodation
Accommodations, breakfast and all meals are included in the price. You are responsible for all other costs such as telephone, wifi access (if not free), minibar, laundry, etc.
AREVA has selected the following hotels:
Aix-en-Provence
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
Download the brochure of the Hotel Mona Lisa (pdf, 55 Kb)
Valence
Wednesday
Download the brochure of the Hotel Mercure (pdf, 43 Kb)
Chalon sur Sâone
Thursday
Download the brochure oh the Hotel Mercure (pdf, 88Kb)
Paris
Friday, Saturday
Download the brochure of the Hotel Mercure (pdf, 56 Kb) (or similar)
Cherbourg
Sunday, Monday
Download the brochure of the Hotel Marine (pdf, 43 Kb)
Paris - La Défense
Tuesday
Download the brochure of the Hotel Residhome (pdf, 42 Kb)
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