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STUDY AT IPAC
Student guidebook
Welcome from the President ... 3
About Savoy ... 4
About IPAC ... 5
Study at IPAC ... 6
Academics and accreditations ... 11
Apprenticeship and internship ... 15
Quality system ... 16
Tuition fees, scholarships, maintenance ... 18
Student support ... 20
Equipment ... 22
Course catalogue ... 23
Apply / Register ... 25
Useful contacts ... 26
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Welcome from the President
Bienvenue à l’IPAC.
We are very happy to welcome you to one of our campuses. For
30 years, we endeavor to do our best to develop more than 1700
students’ skills and professional career.
IPAC’s essence is based on the following criteria:
- Provide quality in all the different processes of our activity:
recruitment, teaching, supply of internships, professional
integration for our alumni
- Develop the professional integration of our students. It is the
reason why IPAC keeps very close links with local companies and
structures. All our programmes are either part-time (work and
study programmes) or include a mandatory internship period.
- Be open-minded and orientated towards the world. 50
universities in the world have developed partnerships with IPAC. Every year we encourage
our students to study abroad for one or two semesters or to do an internship in a foreign
company.
- Enhance the skills of our teachers and increase them by providing new teaching tools and
methods. All of our teachers are coming from the professional world.
For 30 years, IPAC has maintained a trustworthy reputation among students, families,
partners and companies.
You will find at IPAC a friendly and motivating working atmosphere. These are the best keys
for your success in studies and gives you the best conditions for your future professional
career.
Jean-Michel DELAPLAGNE
President
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About Savoie
Savoy area stretches around the Mont-Blanc from the surroundings of Grenoble to the
South to the borders of Leman lake (Geneva) to the North and Italian borders to the East.
In being close to different countries, Savoy enjoys a vibrant, productive and open-minded
atmosphere, especially in the field of economic life.
Its dynamics are well known for being based upon individual entrepreneurship and people
from Savoy have a great ability to create companies. For the last two centuries, a large
number of companies have blossomed in fields such as the automotive industry (within the
automotive valley between Chamonix and Geneva) or the ski industry with some world
leaders (Salomon, Dynastar, Millet, Quecha).
Other great market leaders set up in the Pays de Savoie, for instance MOBALPA (French
kitchen manufacturer leader), MAPED (world stationary market leader), NTN-SNR (the
mechanical industry), Eaux d’Evian (in the
food and beverage industry), Opinel, the
famous knife.
Moreover, some Savoy natives are at the
origin of the supermarket industry, such as
Louise Jay who established the famous
Parisian big store, la Samaritaine, in the 19th
Century and Fournier family who created
Carrefour
(second
world
ranking
supermarket chain).
This entrepreneurial culture, orientated
towards hard-working, persevering and
well-done work, has enabled the Savoy to
be one of the wealthiest areas in France.
The important tourist attractiveness, particularly with the numerous ski resorts in the Alps
such as Chamonix, Courchevel, Val d’Isere or Tignes, complete this positive dynamics.
In brief, Savoy is the perfect place to be in short and long terms: a short period for winter
or summer holidays and a long period for a professional activity combined with an exclusive
quality of life.
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About IPAC
IPAC was created in 1984 and offers different higher education courses: BTS (2-year
national degrees), Bachelors (3-year programmes) and MBA (5-year programmes).
In order to be closer to students and their families, IPAC is settled in 5 campuses: Annecy,
Chambery, Ville-la-Grand, Albertville and Geneva.
1700 students follow each year a programme at IPAC in first and second cycle, among them
750 are in Annecy.
A large variety of courses is on offer – management, business, health and social – which
ensures that everyone has a programme that suits.
IPAC is a private higher education institution, recognised by the French State.
Thus, it can offer BTS programmes as well as second cycle programmes (Bachelros, MBA).
These programmes are validated by national accreditation in the Répertoire National de la
Certification Professionnelle (National Commision of Vocational Certifications).
Why choose IPAC?
“Because our aim is to provide training to men and women, from all
ages, to learn and show initiative…, bring out talents and lead each
one to a successful professional career”
IPAC is a major higher education actor in Savoy, thanks to a large
network of partner companies for student’s placement in
work and study programmes, and for internships for full-time
students. IPAC Community, our network of more than 4000
alumni can vouch for this with their professional integration.
A specific emphasis is made on language learning, a necessary
skill for today’s professional life. In addition to face-to-face classes
(Chinese, English, German, Italian and Spanish), we offer
complementary tools, adapted to each one’s level: Tell Me More
and IPAC Live Speaking.
IPAC ranks 20th in the Figaro’s Top 50 French business schools for Bachelor programmes
(February 2013).
IPAC ranks 6th in the Figaro’s Top 20 French work and study programmes (February 2012)
IPAC has more than 50 foreign partner universities, mainly within the ERASMUS network.
IPAC is ISO 9001 certified since 2000.
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Study at IPAC
INDIVIDUAL FOLLOW-UP
IPAC difference is based on the follow-up done with each individual student.
During their entire curriculum, either full-time students or part-time students in work
and study programmes have to attend group and individual meetings with their course
leader. Course leaders and careers advisers also help students to find an apprenticeship
placement or an internship in a company.
Mid-term and final individual evaluations are done in the company where the student is
in internship/apprenticeship.
The course leader is the student’s academic supervisor during the entire curriculum.
STUDENTS’ UNION
CrazIPAC is in charge of animating and organising sports and entertainment activities.
Facebook: Crazipac-BDE-Ipac-Annecy
ACCOMMODATION
Partner accommodation providers :
Les Estudines Pont Neuf – Free administrative fees
8, rue du Rond Point - 74960 Cran Gevrier
+33 (0)450 45 59 52
www.estudines.com
annecy.pontneuf@estudines.fr
Appart’City – 495€/month in a studio, water and internet
included
16 Rue du Champ de la Taillée - 74600 Seynod
+33 (0)450 05 87 00
annecy@appartcity.com
Other student residences:
Résidence des Marquisats
52 Rue des Marquisats BP 46 - 74002 Annecy Cedex
+33 (0)450 10 13 00
www.les-marquisats.com
resa@les-marquisats.com
Résidence Logitop Les Quais
4 Avenue de Chevêne - 74000 Annecy
+33 (0)450 02 05 39
lamelitte@aates.org
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Résidence d’Evires
3 Rue des Martyrs - 74940 Annecy le Vieux
+33 (0)450 23 02 33
www.residevires.com
res.evires@wanadoo.fr
Résidence Jean Monnet
2 Rue Jacqueline Auriol – 74940 Annecy le Vieux
+33 (0)4 50 23 98 00
www.residencejeanmonnet.fr
residence.jean.monnet@wanadoo.fr
Résidence Louis Armand
3 Allée de Broglie – 74940 Annecy le Vieux
+33 (0)4 50 69 42 26
pacagest.annecy@orange.fr
www.pacagest.fr
Résidence de la Cassine
313 Chemin de la Cassine – 73000 Chambéry
+33 (0)617 13 28 29
veronique.bonnet@parmeubles.fr
L’Eau Vive
c/o Générale Immobilière – 73000 Jacob-Bellecombette
+33 (0)4 79 96 06 66
Le Saint François
9 Avenue Docteur Desfrançois – 73000 Chambéry
+33 (0)479 96 06 66
Résidences étudiantes de Chambéry République
348 Rue de la République – 73000 Chambéry
Studélites Rousseau
401 Rue Costa de Beauregard – 73000 Chambéry
+33 (0)479 60 83 37
Résidence Malraux
11 Rue du Bâtonnet – 73000 Chambéry
Auberge Costaroche
1 chemin de la Pierre du Roy - 73200 Albertville
+33 (0)479 32 02 02
auberge.costaroche@gmail.com
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Halls of residence:
FJT Le Novel
6 Chemin du Maquis – 74000 Annecy
+33 (0)450 23 97 54
fjtromainsnovel@wanadoo.fr
www.fjtromainsnovel.fr
FJT Les Romains
7 Avenue des Iles – 74000 Annecy
+33 (0)450 57 18 56
fjtromainsnovel@wanadoo.fr
www.fjtromainsnovel.fr
La Tournette
1 Avenue du Rhône – 74000 Annecy
+33 (0)450 45 34 81
http://fjt-latournette.fr
Foyer étudiants des Alpes
301 Faubourg Montmélian – 73000 Chambéry
FJT La Clairière
170, rue Oradour sur Glane - 73000 CHAMBERY
+33 (0)479 69 22 91
www.residence-laclairiere.com
contact@residence-laclairiere.com
FJT Escoffier
379, Faubourg Montmélian - 73000 CHAMBERY
+33 (0)479 75 13 23
FJT Résidence de Buisson-Rond
116, rue Sainte-Rose - 73000 CHAMBERY
+33 (0)479 33 87 00
Residence_fjt73@yahoo.fr
Foyer de jeunes travailleurs
148 Rue J.B. Mathias - 73200 Albertville
+33 (0)479 32 12 77
Foyer des Jeunes Travailleurs "Le Château Rouge"
2, rue Sentier - 74100 ANNEMASSE
+33 (0)4 50 87 66 00
lechateaurouge@wanadoo.fr
Other homestay accommodation:
Bureau Information Jeunesse website: www.logement-etudiant-annecy.fr
Savoie Information Jeunesse website: www.logement-etudiant-chambery.org
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DINING FACILITIES
There is no cafeteria on campus. However, food and beverage vending machines are
available in every campus. One or several dining rooms are open for students during
breaks and lunch break.
Fridges and microwaves are also available in these rooms.
Each campus is located closed to restaurants, pizzerias, snacks, bars.
TRANSPORTS
Albertville: Co.RAL network – Line B, Centre de secours or Pierre du Roy stops
Annecy: SIBRA network – Lines 4 and 7, IPAC/St Michel stop
Chambery: STAC network – Lines 2, 18 and 27, Chèvres or Polygone stops
Genevois/Leman: TAC network – Line 2, ZI de Montréal stop
Geneva: TPG network – Bus line 8, Canonnière stop, trams 14 or 18, Servette stop
BANK
BNP Paribas has a special offer for IPAC students:
- free banking services for 2 years (chequebook, VISA card, online services, insurance
in case of loss or theft of means of payment)
- A 40€ gift when opening the account
- For student going abroad: no withdrawal fees, one free
permanent international transfer (unless change fees)
- Financing your studies: PRELIB’CAMPUS loan, a 1000€ loan to refund over 12
months + a student loan at 2,40%
Information in BNP branches
INSURANCE
Vigny Depierre, insurance broker, offers reduced-price insurance products to students:
- Accommodation insurance
- Health insurance
- Car / motorbike insurance
- Crystal Studies : health insurance for students going abroad
Information: cjust@vigny-depierre.com
HEALTH
The Social Security scheme for student is mandatory. For 2013/2014, the annual
contribution is 211€. The social security covers you from 1st October N to 30th
September N+1 (automatic extension to 31st December N+1) for illness risks, long-term
illness and maternity.
The social security center you select is in charge of the administration of your personal
file:
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LMDE
Galerie Emeraude
4 Rue Jean Jaurès – 74000 Annecy
+33 (0)450 45 73 81
Open from Monday to Thursday, from 9.30am to 12.00am and from 2.00pm to 5.00pm
Closed on Friday
68 Rue des Freizier - 73000 CHAMBERY
Open from Monday to Friday from 9.30am to 12.00am and from 2.00pm to 5.30pm
www.lmde.fr
SMERRA
4 Rue St François de Sales – 74000 Annecy
+33 (0)450 52 99 35
Open from Monday to Friday from 10.30am to 12.30am and from 1.30pm to 5.00pm
123, rue Michaud - 73000 CHAMBERY
+33 (0)472 76 70 76
Open from Monday to Friday from 9.00am to 12.30am and from 1.30pm to 5.00pm
www.smerra.fr
The social security does not refund 100%. If you need complementary refund, you need
a complementary health insurance.
For a daily healthy life, it is necessary to have a regular medical follow up. To assist you:
www.sante-jeunes.org
http://esjlyon.over-blog.fr
www.filsantejeunes.com
www.mangerbouger.fr
www.miam.fr
IREPS: www.education-sante-ra.org
Cap helpline: 0800 33 34 35 (free)
HALDE – Rights defender: 08 1000 5000
Drug alcohol helpline: 0 800 23 13 13
Alcohol helpline: 0 811 91 30 30
Cannabis helpline: 0 811 91 20 20
Suicide helpline: 01 45 39 40 00
Doping helpline: 0 800 15 2000 / www.ecoutedopage.fr
Sida helpline: 0 800 840 800 / www.sida-info-service.org
Contraception: 0 810 810 714
DISABLED AND EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
Students with a disability can be granted extra time or a specific help during exams, on
presentation of a medical certificate.
IPAC Chambery and IPAC Genevois/Leman are the only campuses which can welcome
people with reduced mobility.
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Academics and accreditations
FRENCH HIGHER EDUCATION SYSTEM
ACCREDITATIONS
IPAC offers different types of programmes, each one with a different recognition.
Preparatory classes:
These classes allow to help people who wish to sit entrance exams for higher education
social institutes. There is no grade, no transcript of records, no recognition. The final
recognition is given to the students who were successful in the entrance exam and who
have successfully followed the whole higher education curriculum in the selected
institute.
Brevets de Technicien Superieur:
In accordance with the Local Education Authority (rectorat) and the national guidebook,
IPAC gives BTS classes. Students enroll in the national exam at the end of their 2nd year
and if successful, they validate a Brevet de Technicien Superieur, national 2-year higher
education degree (European Qualifications Framework, level 5), with 120 ECTS credits.
National Diploma in Accountancy and Administration and National Diploma
in Advanced Accountancy and Administration:
Thanks to a partnership with the CNAM (National School of Engineering and
Technology / Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers), IPAC offers the National Diploma
in Accountancy and Administration and the National Diploma in Advanced Accountancy
and Administration programmes. These two diplomas are State diplomas.
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The National Diploma in Accountancy and Administration is equivalent to a Bachelor
degree, European Qualifications Framework Level 6, 180 ECTS credits.
The National Diploma in Advanced Accountancy and Administration is equivalent to a
Master degree, European Qualifications Framework Level 7, 300 ECTS credits.
Bachelors and MBAs
IPAC Bachelors and MBAs allow validating State-recognised degrees, which are
registered on the Répertoire National de la Certification Professionnelle (RNCP) / National
Register of Vocational Diplomas.
The Commission Nationale de la Certification Professionelle (CNCP) / National Commission
of Vocational Certifications is the national awarding body and is related to the French
Prime Minister. The CNCP decisions affects all Ministries and can validate / accredit
degrees or diplomas: Education (the most famous ministry), but also Ministry of Labour,
Ministry of Social Affairs, Agriculture, Defence. Example: National Education State
diplomas are registered on the RNCP.
The Commission manages the RNCP which registers all the diplomas delivered in
France.
Registration on the RNCP gives national recognition to the diploma for the level of
qualification.
French Level 1 (European Qualifications Framework Level 7) = Master/MBA degree,
Bac+5;
French Level II (European Qualifications Framework Level 6) = Bachelor degree, Bac+3;
French Level III (European Qualifications Framework Level 5) = Brevet de Technicien
Supérieur (BTS), Bac+2;
Bachelors are French Level II and MBAs
are French Level I.
Graduated students are awarded an
IPAC
degree,
a
certificate
of
achievement to the diploma and a
diploma supplement, which obtained the
Label from the European Commission in
2012.
THE BMD SYSTEM
Here are some explanations about the
Bachelor, Master and Doctorate
European reform in the higher
education system:
In order to harmonize with the European Higher Education system, the French system
has transfered to a 3-degree system: the Bachelor (Licence in French), the Master and
the Doctorate. This new organization, called “B.M.D.” enhances European students
mobility, the transfer in different specialities and among other professional training
programmes. The French BTS (Brevet de Technicien Superieur) remains a choice of
short studies and is mainly taught in an apprenticeship scheme.
This reform includes a modularisation of programmes with a semestrialisation of each
year. Each semester is worth 30 ECTS credits in order to make academic mobility
easier.
Semester 1 = September – December/January
Semester 2 = December/January – June
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The system has been gradually implemented since 2006 at IPAC, according to the
European directive.
ECTS
The new BMD European Higher Education system is organised into semesters. Each
semester is worth 30 credits of E.C.T.S. (European Credit Transfer System). This is
common to most European countries: a Bachelor is made of 6 semesters and validates
180 ECTS credits; a MBA is made of 4 additional semesters and is worth 300 ECTS
credits. 1 ECTS equals from 20 to 30 hours of workload. This foundation has been
validated by IPAC Academic board.
The European credit transfer and accumulation system is a system centred on the
student. It is based on the workload necessary for a student to achieve the programme’s
learning outcomes in terms of knowledge and skills to acquire. A credit system is a
method that allows to give credits to each element of a study programme. The definition
of a credit in the Higher Education is based on the following criteria: student workload,
number of class hours and objectives of the programme.
The ECTS grade scale ranges from A to F as follows:
ECTS grade
A
IPAC grade
17 ≤ grade ≤ 20
B
14 ≤ grade ≤ 16.99
C
12 ≤ grade ≤ 13.99
D
10 < grade ≤ 11.99
E
FX
F
grade = 10
06 ≤ grade ≤ 09.99
grade ≤ 05.99
Definition
EXCELLENT - outstanding performance with only minor
errors
VERY GOOD - above the average standard but with some
errors
GOOD - generally sound work with a number of notable
errors
SATISFACTORY - fair but with significant shortcomings
or RESIT MARK
SUFFICIENT - performance meets the minimum criteria
FAIL - possible resit
FAIL - subject must be resit
THE DIPLOMA SUPPLEMENT
The diploma supplement is a
document added to the higher
education degree. Its purpose is to
provide sufficient independent data
to improve the international
‘transparency’ and fair academic
and professional recognition of
qualifications (diplomas, degrees,
certificates etc.). It is designed to
provide a description of the nature,
level, context, content and status of
the studies that were pursued and
successfully completed by the
individual named on the original
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qualification to which this supplement is appended. It should be free from any value
judgments, equivalence statements or suggestions about recognition. The diploma
supplement is delivered by national institutions according to the model designed by a
work group composed of the European Commission, the Council of Europe and the
UNESCO. Each graduate student must receive automatically and free of charge a
diploma supplement, written in a largely understandable European language.
IPAC was delivered the Diploma Supplement Label by the European Commission in
2012.
LANGUAGE LEARNING
At IPAC, language learning is a major development objective. In this way, a
complementary work on the e-learning software Tell Me More is offered to students in
Bachelor in International Business and Bachelor in Tourism.
Annual access is also available for other IPAC students.
Another e-learning solution is IPAC Live Speaking with face to face individual courses
with native teachers.
Information: Audrey Abbonen aabbonen@ipac-france.com
THE ACADEMIC BOARD
At IPAC, academic programmes are centered on the development of professional skills.
Therefore, each module includes general theory knowledge and periods of practical
applications to validate the targeted skills.
Head of Academics: Olivia Bestenti
The head of academics is in charge of the general academics and the institutional
coordination of the ECTS system.
The Academic Board is divided into several study units. Each one is managed by a study
unit coordinator.
These coordinators are in charge of harmonizing the different subjects within the study
unit, writing the content of the modules and the exams for their Study Unit.
The course leaders are in charge of the operational implementation of their programme
and students’ follow-up. They are the link between students and lecturers.
The name and contact of each course leader is available in each programme’s guide
book.
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Apprenticeship and internship
APPRENTICESHIP
The apprenticeship learning system is a specific system combining courses in a school
and work in a company according to a specific calendar.
The student is employed by a company and follows his courses at IPAC in order to
validate a degree / diploma with State accreditation.
There are two types of working contracts: contract of apprenticeship and contract of
professionalization. Each one of these contracts has special features for the company,
the employee and the school.
For any information, contact the careers adviser for the selected programme.
INTERNSHIPS
All students following a full-time programme have to do one or several mandatory
internships in a company.
The student is responsible for finding an
internship, as this process is an integral
part of the development of professional
skills. However, IPAC receives a lot of
internship offers from companies
looking for interns in a large range of
activities and missions.
These
internship
offers
are
communicated to students by the
course leaders, campus directors or
careers advisors.
Internships are covered by a tripartite
internship agreement between the
company, the student and IPAC,
according to the legislation in force.
Each party is liable for the good running of this agreement.
During the internship period, the course leader or careers advisor is in charge of the
internship follow-up. Usually, the follow-up is done in the workplace with the manager
(tutor) of the student and the student himself.
The assessment of the professional experience is done with two assessment grids
(intermediate and final) which are filled up by the student’s tutor in the company.
Internship periods are an integral part of the study programme and give credits at
Bachelor and MBA levels.
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Quality system
The objective of the ISO standard is no longer destined to demonstrate the application
of procedures. It requires proving that measurable objectives are set and achieved and
that the necessary means are implemented to reach them.
In the field of education and student life, we have used existing European plans to define
those objectives.
Therefore, this year, we have decided to improve students’ success. After a deep
analysis of previous year results, each campus has to set an action plan. Absenteeism is
the main reason for failure of exams, so our campuses have to measure and significantly
reduce this rate.
Transparency
We have a strong will to give objective and impartial information. It is mainly based on
the following points:
- information on students’ success (success rate for each class, for each campus)
- information on employability (number of alumni with a job or following their studies)
- assessment of students (what is the objective ?, which are the assessment methods?,
have the students understood them correctly?)
- need to work on the rigor for the organization and the vigilation of exams to prove
that the assessment reflects the reality.
Since 2000, IPAC is ISO 9001 certified (now version 2008).
IPAC quality system allows to maintain an unifying structure in the different processes.
ASSESSMENT PROCESS
The implementation of modularization per semester
allows to develop a clear and homogenous assessment
system.
So, for any 1st cycle programme (except preparatory
classes and DCG), each subject is assessed with a
minimum of 2 tests (worth 50%) and a final exam
(worth 50%).
For any 2nd cycle programme (except DSCG), each
subject is assessed with a 1-hour test (weighted 40%)
and a final case study per study unit (weighted 60%).
Bachelor and MBA programmes include a retake
session at the end of the year for the students who
would need to re-sit any exam they have not validated.
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For BTS students, the average marks obtained are given to the Local Education
Authority (‘rectorat’) on the students’ school report books.
At the end of the final Bachelor and MBA year, a deliberating committee combining a
group of academics and a group of professionals, according to the CNCP demand,
decides on the graduation of students.
Any student who has been rejected can sit the retake session for the two following
years only.
THE 0-HOUR LOSS PROCESS
If a lecturer is absent, the class has to take place. The class can be done by another
lecturer, replaced by another class or postponed.
THE NON-ATTENDANCE MONITORING PROCESS
All students have to sign the attendance sheet, which is the reference document for
class-attendance. All classes are mandatory, so non-attendance is scrupulously tracked.
QUALITY DOCUMENTS
All the documents of the academic process are harmonized. So class programmes,
syllabus, tests and exams headers are harmonized.
THE QUALITY SURVEY PROCESS
Every year, the main IPAC interlocutors are asked to answer a quality survey. Students
have to participate to a satisfaction survey, weighting the following items: information
and communication, equipment, administrative services, programmes and academic
objectives, student services. Company tutors are also asked to answer a quality survey.
Moreover, according to the CNCP requirements, each student who has graduated with
a recognized IPAC diploma, must inform us about his professional integration, in
particular the business sector in which he is working, the type of contract he has, his
status in the company and his annual wage growth, during 4 years after graduation. This
information allows us to follow our alumni professional careers and also for the CNCP
to renew our diplomas.
THE SUGGESTION SLIP
Each person related to IPAC can give to the Quality Department a suggestion slip. This
document allows to pass a malfunction or suggestion of improvement to the Managing
Committee.
This document is available from the campus director or the quality department.
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Tuition fees, scholarships, maintenance
TUITION FEES
Tuition fees depend on the selected programme.
Information at the Reception or International office for non EU-students.
Tuition fees include classes, follow-up, participation to exams and retakes, access to the
Scholarvox library, access to other specific software necessary for the programme.
STUDENT SOCIAL SECURITY
Registration to the student social security is mandatory for all full-time student as soon
as he/she is 20 years old or more on 1st October of the running school year.
Contribution for 2013/2014 is 211€.
The Registrar’s office is in charge of students’ registration to the social security (either
SMERRA or LMDE) thanks to the CERFA S1205 form to be added to the IPAC Final
registration form.
CROUS SCHOLARSHIP
As IPAC is a State recognised school, students can apply for a
CROUS scholarship based on social criteria. This application must
be done to Grenoble CROUS department. This is only for full-time
students in BTS, Bachelor in Management and Business
Administration, Bachelor in Marketing - Communication, Bachelor
in Social and Solidarity Economy, Bachelor in International Business,
Bachelor in Banking and Insurance.
Application on: www.crous-grenoble.fr between 15 January and 30 April
ERASMUS SCHOLARSHIP
IPAC has an Erasmus charter. So, students doing a study or
internship mobility in a European country can benefit from an
Erasmus Scholarship. The stay must be of at least 3 months.
Applications and information to the International office.
EXPLO’RA SUP SCHOLARSHIP
IPAC can also provide an Explo’RA Sup scholarship given
by the Rhone-Alpes Region local government. This
scholarship is available for students who have already
done 2 semesters of higher education in Rhone-Alpes and
who are in study or internship mobility abroad. The stay
of the student must be of at least 4 weeks for an internship and 8 weeks for a study
mobility. The internship monthly net remuneration must be lower to 12.5% of the social
security upper limit. Applications and information to the International office.
MAINTENANCE
Accommodation in a shared apartment: 450-500€/month (tax included)
Accommodation in an individual studio: 550-650€/month
Food and general expenditure: 200€/month
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Transports: 25€/month
Insurance: 20€/month
These costs are an approximation and can depend on the place of accommodation and
the student’s way of life. It does not include expenditure on leisure activities.
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Student support
CAREERS ADVISORS
For each part-time programme, a careers advisor is in charge of the relationship with
the companies for student’s placement and working contract. He is also in charge of the
follow-up in the workplace.
APPRENTICESHIP FAIR
Each year, each campus organises an apprenticeship fair,
mid May. This fair allows “job dating” between companies
and applicants to the different part-time programmes
proposed by IPAC. This fair is a major event as
professionals can meet a large number and different types
of applicants on a very short period and applicants can
meet different types of companies for their future parttime studies.
OPEN DAYS AND INFORMATION
WEDNESDAYS
Each year in February, each campus organises an Open
Day. Applicants and their parents can discover IPAC and
our programmes. Course leaders are available to answer
questions. Careers advisors help applicants to chose their
orientation. IPAC partners and major service providers
also attend the fair to present their offer and help students
with administrative issues (accommodation, health,
transport, insurance).
From January, every Wednesdays afternoon, careers advisors welcome applicants for
information sessions.
PROFESSIONAL INTEGRATION SURVEYS
According to the CNCP requirements, each student who has graduated with a
recognized IPAC diploma must inform us about his professional integration, in particular
the business sector in which he is working, the type of contract he has, his status in the
company and his annual wage growth, during 4 years after graduation. This information
allow us to follow our alumni professional careers and also for the CNCP to renew our
diplomas.
REGISTRAR’S OFFICE
The role of the Registrar’s office is to follow the administration of students. Therefore
the Registrar’s office is in charge of registration of student and payment of tuition fees,
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absence monitoring, IT equipment maintenance, class and rooms time tables,
organisation of exams, facility maintenance and quality system.
INTERNATIONAL OFFICE
IPAC international relations are managed by the International office.
As IPAC has the Erasmus charter, we actively participate to the Erasmus programme
with students and teachers exchange. IPAC also works with a large number of higher
education institutions out of the Erasmus network thanks to bilateral agreements or
double degrees.
Each year, IPAC Annecy welcomes about fifteen incoming students and sends outgoing
students to fifty partner institutions.
After two validated years, students can chose to do their final Bachelor year or top-up
Bachelor year, or 1st MBA year abroad for a study programme or a study programme +
internship.
Erasmus and Explo’RA Sup mobility scholarships are available for students.
E-LEARNING
The Bachelor in Human Resources, Bachelor in Marketing – Communication, Bachelor
in Tourism, MBA Management of Sales Development and Entrepreneurship and MBA in
Human Resources Management are available in e-learning.
IPAC e-learning platform allows students who would prefer distance learning to benefit
from IPAC academic know-how to graduate with a recognized diploma.
Course supports, exercises and exams are available online. This allows each learner to
work at their own pace taking into account their personal and professional obligations.
Application and registration procedures are the same as face-to-face students.
Graduation is based on the same requirements as face-to-face students. Final
examinations take place in Annecy campus.
IPAC e-Learning
Tel
+33.(0)450.05.30.58
Mail
elearning@ipac-france.com
CONTINUING VOCATIONAL TRAINING DEPARTMENT
Thanks to IPAC proximity with a large number of companies, we also propose training
programmes to employed executives. IPAC FPC is the department in charge of these
students who follow tailor-made individual courses or seminars. About fifteen different
topics are available (business, communication, accounting, languages, information
technology, management, security – quality, etc…)
IPAC FPC
Tel
+33.(0)450.44.90.57.
Mail
fpc@ipac-france.com
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Equipment
RESOURCES CENTER
There is no library at IPAC. However, Bachelor, MBA, DCG and DSCG students have a
specific individual access to Scholarvox, an online university library.
Self-service newspapers and magazines are in the documentation room.
IT TOOLS
IPAC campuses have dedicated IT rooms. Printers are available for students with an
extendable printing quota.
At the beginning of the year, a
personal ID will be given to students
for the access to the student server.
This server gives free access to all
necessary software for the whole
school year, from an IPAC computer
or from a personal laptop via a
distance connection.
Netbooks are also available for
students if necessary from the
Registrar’s office, in exchange for
student’s ID.
All campuses have free wifi
connection. The access code is
available at the Reception.
Classrooms are equipped with video
and sound materiel or beemers and loudspeakers are available from the Registrar’s
office, in exchange of student’s ID.
Copying machines are available for students. Copy cards can be bought at the Reception.
DEDICATED EQUIPMENT
IPAC Annecy has a kitchen laboratory for students in BTS in Dietetics and BTS in Social
Work, for their kitchen classes.
A language laboratory is available for students in Bachelor in International Business and
in Bachelor in Tourism for their work on the language e-learning software Tell Me
More. Headphones are given to those students at the beginning of the year.
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Course catalogue
PREPARATORY CLASSES
Prépa IFSI Ecole d’infirmière / Preparatory class for Nursing Schools entrance exam
Prépa Educateur de jeunes enfants / Preparatory class for Educational Teacher for Young
Children programme entrance exam
Prépa Educateur spécialisé / Preparatory class for Special Education Teacher programme
entrance exam
Prépa Assistant de service social / Preparatory class for Social Work Assistant programme
entrance exam
BREVETS
DE TECHNICIEN SUPÉRIEUR (LEVEL 5
EDUCATION COURSE FOR A NATIONAL DIPLOMA)
- 2-YEAR
HIGHER
BTS Management des unités commerciales (MUC) / BTS in Management and Marketing of
a Business Unit
BTS Négociation relation client (NRC) / BTS in Customer Relation and Negotiation
BTS Assistant de gestion PME/PMI (AG) / BTS Management Assistant for SME
BTS Banque / BTS in Banking
BTS Professions immobilières (PI) / BTS in Real Estate Management
BTS Comptabilité gestion des organisations (CGO) / BTS in Accountancy and Business
Administration
BTS Tourisme / BTS in Tourism
BTS Hôtellerie restauration (HR) / BTS in Hospitality and Catering
BTS Economie sociale et familiale (ESF) / BTS in Social Work
BTS Diététique / BTS in Dietetics
BACHELORS (LEVEL 6)
In 3 years :
Bachelor en Management et Gestion des Entreprises / Bachelor in Management and
Business Administration
Bachelor en Affaires Internationales / Bachelor in Business Studies with International Business
Bachelor en Tourisme / Bachelor in Tourism
Bachelor en Economie Sociale et Solidaire / Bachelor in Social and Solidarity Economy
Top-up :
Bachelor en Marketing et Communication / Bachelor in Marketing and Communication
Bachelor en e-Marketing / Bachelor in e-Marketing
Bachelor en Bancassurance / Bachelor in Banking and Insurance
Bachelor en Immobilier / Bachelor in Real Estate Management
Bachelor in International Business Studies with Marketing
Bachelor en Ressources Humaines / Bachelor in Human Resources
Bachelor en Gestion de la Paie et du Social / Bachelor in Payroll and Social Administration
Bachelor en Tourisme / Bachelor in Tourism
Bachelor en Economie Sociale et Solidaire / Bachelor in Social and Solidarity Economy
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Bachelor en Management des Unités de Logistique et de Transport / Bachelor in Supply
Chain Management
MBA (LEVEL 7)
MBA Développement Commercial / MBA Management of Sales Development and
Entrepreneurship
MBA Développement Commercial, spécialité Gestion des Patrimoines Privés et
Professionnels / MBA Management of Sales Development and Entrepreneurship, with Private
and Business Assets Management
MBA Ressources Humaines / MBA in Human Resources Management
NATIONAL DIPLOMAS
Diplôme de Comptabilité et de Gestion (DCG) / National Diploma in Accountancy and
Administration
Diplôme Supérieur de Comptabilité et de Gestion (DSCG) / National Diploma in
Advanced Accountancy and Administration
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Apply / Register
APPLY
To apply at IPAC, you only need to fill in the application form for the chosen
programme and send it by post or email with all necessary documents to the chosen
campus.
You can download applications forms from our website on the chosen programme page:
www.ipac-france.com / Course catalogue or you can ask the Reception.
Applications will be examined by the programme course leader who will contact the
applicant for a motivation interview.
The course leader will send the applicant an acceptance or refusal letter. The
acceptation letter will be sent with the Final registration form or the Pre-registration
form for part-time programmes.
REGISTER
Full-time programmes applicants, with student status, have to complete and send back to
the Registrar’s office, their completed and signed Final registration form, their CERFA
form S1205 for registration to social security and their URSSAF contribution for social
security.
A copy of the CROUS Student Social Form will have to be included when necessary.
Part-time programmes applicants, with employee status, have to complete and send back
to the Registrar’s office their completed and signed Pre-registration form. Their
registration will be definitive when a working contract is signed with a company.
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Useful contacts
Email type: sname@ipac-france.com
PRESIDENT
Mr Jean-Michel DELAPLAGNE
Tel
+33.(0)450.45.27.13.
Email
jmdelaplagne@
OPERATIONS DIRECTOR
Mr Michel CALLOT
Tel
+33.(0)450.45.17.50.
Email
mcallot@
REGISTRAR’S OFFICE
Mrs Francoise FAUVERGUE (Albertville – Annecy – Geneva)
Tel
+33.(0)450.45.08.54.
Email
ffauvergue@
Mrs Isabelle TOMMASI (Chambery)
Tel
+33.(0)479.69.65.91.
Email
itommasi@
Mrs Veronique LAGNIEU (Genevois/Leman)
Tel
+33.(0)450.37.14.32
Email
vlagnieu@
HEAD OF ACADEMICS
Mrs Olivia BESTENTI
Tel
+33.(0)479.69.65.91.
Email
obestenti@
CAMPUS DIRECTORS
Campus
Albertville
Director
Mr Damien VINCENT
Annecy
Mr Paul TARDIVEL
Chambery
Mrs Olivia BESTENTI
Genevois/Leman
Mrs Anne
VINDEVOGEL
Mr Patrick PARQUET
Geneva
Contact information
Tel
+33.(0)479.37.14.01.
Email dvincent@
Tel
+33.(0)450.45.13.91.
Email ptardivel@
Tel
+33.(0)479.69.65.91.
Email obestenti@
Tel
+33.(0)450.37.14.32.
Email avindevogel@
Tel
+41.(0)22.700.56.55.
Email pparquet@
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HEAD OF COMMUNICATION
Mrs Julie ARBEIT
Tel
+33.(0)450.45.32.40.
Email
jarbeit@
HEAD OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
Mrs Geraldine HUSSENOT
Tel
+33.(0)450.45.32.47.
Email
ghussenot@
HEAD OF CONTINUING VOCATIONAL TRAINING DEPARTMENT
Mrs Cecile TOUSSAINT
Tel
+33.(0)450.44.19.19.
Email
ctoussaint@
HEAD OF QUALITY
Mr Gerard PONT
Tel
+33.(0)450.45.13.91.
Email
gpont@
ADDRESSES
IPAC ALBERTVILLE
60 Chemin de la Pierre du Roy
73200 ALBERTVILLE
FRANCE
Tel
+33.(0)479.37.14.01.
Fax
+33.(0)479.37.17.29.
Email
albertville@
IPAC ANNECY
42 Chemin de la Prairie
74000 ANNECY
FRANCE
Tel
+33.(0)450.45.13.91.
Fax
+33.(0)450.45.84.81.
Email
accueil@
IPAC GENEVOIS/LEMAN
16 Rue des Chasseurs
74100 VILLE LA GRAND
FRANCE
Tel
+33.(0)450.37.14.32.
Fax
+33.(0)450.87.22.93.
Email
vlg@
IPAC CHAMBERY
L’Axiome
44 Rue Charles Montreuil
73000 CHAMBERY
FRANCE
Tel
+33.(0)479.69.65.91.
Fax
+33.(0)479.62.94.79.
Email
chambery@
IPAC GENEVA
58 cour Rue du Grand Pré
1201 GENEVA
SWITZERLAND
Tel
+41.(0)22.700.56.55.
Fax
+41.(0)22.700.56.73.
Email
accueil@
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