The training is aimed at individuals with a scientific or technical background who are working in or wish to work in the field of human spaceflight and related activities. It is intended for space industry professionals, scientists and researchers, personnel from operational or high-stakes environments, as well as individuals undergoing career transitions or international participants seeking a recognized specialized qualification

• To have validated Module 1

• Validated Master’s degree (Master 1 level) 

• Or equivalent with proof of at least 3 years of professional experience

• Foreign qualifications equivalent to the above-mentioned French degrees

• C1 level in English

• Medical certificate stating the absence of contraindications to sports and endurance activities.

Meet the prerequisites.

Admission is granted by an admissions panel following a review of the application and verification of the security clearances required by the host sites.

A multiple-choice questionnaire (MCQ) completed prior to the training allows the content and approach of the course to be adapted.

Active
A combination of theoretical inputs, practical exercises, case studies drawn from industrial and operational contexts, and educational and immersive field trips.

Instructional methods:
100% In-person

Teaching ressources:
Development of materials tailored to your activity. Training materials are provided to the participant

Technical ressources:
Use of Moodle and Wooclap platforms.

• Note-taking materials

• Computer

• Mobile phone.

Attendance Monitoring:
In-person: an attendance sheet to be signed by the participant and the trainer at the end of each half-day.

Monitoring During the Training:
Individualized follow-up.

Monitoring After the Training:
At 6 months or after application in the workplace, an interview is conducted with the trainee to assess the impact of the training on the targeted professional objective.

Methods of assessing learning outcomes:
The learning outcomes of each module are assessed continuously through weekly evaluations. These assessments take the form of multiple-choice questionnaires (MCQs) as well as evaluation grids used to assess learners during case studies, practical exercises, and educational workshops.
Module validation requires achieving a minimum overall average of 15/20 across all module assessments, with a minimum score of 13/20 on each individual assessment.

People with disabilities may have specific needs in order to follow the training. Please do not hesitate to contact us to discuss them.

Disability officer: Magali DOURY
 magali.doury@d-cisif.fr

At the end of each validated module, a training certificate, co-issued with ISAE-SUPAERO, is awarded to the learners.
When all four modules are successfully completed, learners receive the Certificate of Advanced Studies in Human Spaceflight, co-signed by ISAE-SUPAERO and the Spaceflight Institute

Applications must be submitted at least 2 months prior to the program's start date. This mandatory minimum lead time is required to process the admissions panel review, security clearance validation, and regulatory administrative enrollment, subject to the indicated capacity limits.

Tuition fees:
€3.750 (VAT exempt)

Registration fees:
€250 (VAT exempt)

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