Apprenticeship Tax: Investing in the Future and Education of Our Talents!

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The reform of the Apprenticeship Tax has significantly changed the way it is collected and distributed. The goal is to simplify the processes, facilitate collection, and strengthen the links between companies and educational institutions.

Once again, in 2023, our partners showed their support and mobilized in large numbers to pay their Apprenticeship Tax to our school. We thank them warmly! This collection has allowed us to continue funding numerous projects for our students, providing them with the tools to learn under the best possible conditions.

For example:

Digitalization and adaptation of our teaching tools,
Continuing international development,
Developing new programs and specializations,
Giving support to the Puy-de-Dome E2C (an organization committed to youth integration, managed by ESC Clermont BS).

Why Pay Your Apprenticeship Tax to ESC Clermont Business School?

Each year, the Apprenticeship Tax represents a unique opportunity for companies to contribute to the development of our students’ skills, who will be entering the job market in a few years. By directing their contribution to ESC Clermont BS, companies invest in the future of their sector and their enterprise.

WHEN AND HOW TO PAY YOUR APPRENTICESHIP TAX?

The payment period started on May 27 and will end on October 25, 2024. During these months, companies authorized to pay their Apprenticeship Tax should visit the SoltéA platform via a Net-Entreprises.fr connection.

If you encounter difficulties or have questions regarding the platform, please contact the Tax referent by email at: nicolas.mercier-acosta@esc-clermont.fr

Today, the Apprenticeship Tax reflects the quality of our relationships with our partners. Throughout the year, we organize events and provide tools to facilitate recruitment and contact with our students. All this is done free of charge in the common interest of our students and our partners.

The Apprenticeship Tax thus becomes a way for our partners to reward our support and contribute to the improvement of learning conditions for our students, who will also be their future employees.

Nicolas Mercier-Acosta Tax Referent

Did You Know?

The business world is at the heart of ESC Clermont BS’s education policy and permeates all our teachings.

Thanks to the synergies between the Corporate Relations teams and the CareerLab unit, ESC Clermont BS maintains privileged relationships with over 600 companies. The avenues for collaboration are numerous, ranging from recruiting interns, apprentices, and employees to participating in teaching and co-creating training programs.

Indeed, the ongoing involvement of many professionals in our expert committees allows us to adjust our programs and train our students according to the needs and expectations of today’s and tomorrow’s businesses!

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