Technician's Diploma (Diplôme de technicien - DT)

Adults who discover or rediscover a desire to learn a trade or profession or change their professional prospects can obtain a DT by attending a sandwich course under an adult apprenticeship contract provided the admission requirements are fulfilled.

The DT aims at very advanced vocational training so that the learner may directly enter working life.

	Technician's Diploma (Diplôme de technicien - DT)
	Initial training	Alternative route to qualification
1re - 4e	- Administration and business   Specialisations (2T and 1T)  - E-commerce - Agriculture - Art, 3D design section - Art, graphic art section - Art, image section - Electrotechnology, communication section - Electrotechnology, energy section - Vegetable farm manager - Natural environment - Civil engineering - Hotel industry, hotel section - Hotel industry, tourism section - Information technology - Logistics - Aircraft mechanic - category B - General mechanics - Mechatronics - Automotive mechatronics - Mechatronics in agriculture and civil engineering - Smart Buildings & Energies - Smart Technologies (4T and 3T)   Specialisations (2T and 1T)   - Electro-Technologies   - Energy and environment   - Robotics and automation   - Smart energy   - E-controls - Sales and management (only for holders of a DAP Sales consultant or similar)	Administration and business 1re  in company and in the secondary school offering the training Possibility of attending the training in blended learning mode. 4e - 2e in evening classes and/or by attending the French-language scheme Vegetable farm manager (only for holders of a DAP) 3e - 1re in company and in the secondary school offering the training Logistics 3e - 1re  in company and in the secondary school offering the training Aircraft mechanic - category B 2e - 1re  in company and in the secondary school offering the training Mechatronics 2e - 1re  in company and in the secondary school offering the training Mechatronics in agriculture and civil engineering 2e - 1re  in company and in the secondary school offering the training Smart Technologies - Robotics and automation 2e - 1re in company and in the secondary school offering the training Smart Technologies - Smart energy 2e - 1re in company and in the secondary school offering the training Sales and management (only for holders of a DAP Sales consultant or a similar diploma) 2e - 1re  in company and in the secondary school offering the training

Consult the map of the school offer on mengschoul.lu to identify the secondary school offering the training course you would like to attend.

Adults who wish to complete their general secondary education can also obtain a technician's diploma through validation of non-formal and informal learning (Validation des acquis de l’expérience - VAE).

Adult apprenticeship

In the framework of the adult appenticeship, applicants must:

• Be at least 18 years old,
• Have left the initial school system (or initial apprenticeship contract) at least one year ago,
• Have been affiliated with the Luxembourg Joint Social Security Centre (Centre commun de la sécurité sociale – CCSS) for at least 12 months, based on at least 16 hours per week.
  

Training proposed under adult apprenticeship contract is structured as a sandwich course:

• Training at school in one of the secondary schools offering the DT
  
• Modules in a training provider to be gained through the job performed in the undertaking with which the candidate has concluded an apprenticeship contract. The undertaking must be entitled to train apprentices.
  

Applicants for the adult apprenticeship must submit their application in person to the Vocational Guidance Service of the Employment agency (ADEM). The application is submitted to the Advisory Committee for a decision: the applicant will be informed of this decision by letter. If the application is successful, the adult apprentice having found a company to train with, contacts the Vocational Guidance Service of the ADEM to obtain the required documents to enter into the apprenticeship contract.

The adult apprenticeship contract must be concluded between 16 July and 1 November of the year of the apprenticeship. Class attendance is determined by the linguistic knowledge required by the training.