The GRETA of Creation, Design and Fine Crafts

The GRETA of Creation, Design and Fine Crafts is a continuing education center, created by the French Ministry of Education on 1st January 2011 from the combination of three GRETA (Arts appliqués, Mode and Réseau Graphique), which offers training programs for adults :
Day or evening classes, full- or part-time
Professionalizing degree courses
Tailor-made, in-house or in the training centre
E-learning

The GRETA CDMA training can benefit, without discrimination, all employees (whether you report to public – private employers), job seekers, but also anyone who wishes to train individually.

A variety of training areas

Fashion Accessories – Wood Arts and Crafts – Book Arts and Crafts – Jewellery – Embroidery – Hairdressing / Image and Style – Space Design and Visual Merchandising – Graphic Design – Industrial and Textile Design – Publishing and Press industry – Plastic Expression – Fashion Professions and Trades – Leather Trades – Internet Trades – Glass Trades – Performance Stage and Costumes –  Upholstered Furniture – Photography – business creation

Renowned establishments in Paris

Schools for Applied Arts
Boulle, Duperré, Estienne and the ENSAAMA

Schools for trades
Octave Feuillet, Paul Poiret, Turquetil, Lucas de Nehou

Vocational and technological schools
Corvisart-Tolbiac, Maximilien Vox, Auguste Renoir, Brassaï, Elisa Lemonnier, Marie Laurencin

High standards of quality

• A personalized support for the funding aids.
• The regular use and renewal of equipments to adapt to changing technologies and trades.
• A strong network of professionals from the training areas in which the GRETA is operating.
• Trainers trained to individualize, working professionals who provide their skills and expertise to the trainees.
• Training engineers at the service of professionals in the creation and design trades.
• Participation in international projects to develop local needs in training and promote traditional knowledge and know-how.
• As part of its quality approach, GRETA CDMA pays particular attention to the satisfaction of its trainees, once their training has been completed.
  For the 2022/2023 school year, the trainees’ satisfaction rate is 92%.
  You can consult a summary of these returns by following the link : https://www.cdma.greta.fr/taux-de-satisfaction-des-stagiaires-apres-formation
• Professional integration of trainees with diploma or certification training: the rates are communicated only when the return from the surveys is greater than or equal to 50%.
  You can consult a summary of these returns by following the link : https://cdma.greta.fr/taux-dinsertion-professionnelle-des-stagiaires
• You wish to make a complaint :
  In accordance with Article L.612-1 of the French Consumer Code, our company has signed an agreement with a mediator approved by the Commission d’Évaluation et de Contrôle de la Médiation de la Consommation (CECMC).
  For any complaint, the customer must submit his dispute in writing to GRETA de la Création, du Design et des Métiers d’Art, by e-mail qualite@greta-cdma.paris or by mail to GRETA CDMA, 21 rue de Sambre et Meuse, 75010 PARIS.
  We will endeavour, except for special difficulties, to process any proven request within 3 weeks.
  If the dispute is not resolved after 2 months, you can contact the consumer mediator according to the following procedures:
  Via an online form : www.mediateurconso-bfc.fr
  By mail: C&C-Mediation, 37 rue des Chênes, 25480 Miserey-Salines.
  Where necessary, the parties shall retain the right to bring the matter before the competent court.

A team that supports you in your projects

Our team is composed by 27 permanent members and more than 200 speakers specialized in the creation, design and art professions.

Chairman of the GRETA of Creation, Design and Métiers d’Art
Laurent Scordino-Mazanec, Headmaster of Boulle, School of applied arts, art professions, interior architecture and design and professional school of furnishing trades

Authorizing person of the GRETA of Création, Design and Métiers d’Art

President
Eric Chenal, Headmaster of ENSAAMA (Higher National School of Applied Arts and Crafts)

Director
Adelaïde Belmonte : 06 13 56 09 67 – adelaide.belmonte@greta-cdma.paris

The Training Consultants build training courses and answer the needs of the companies that are seeking to adapt to the changing techniques of the trades. They also propose professional reorientations to individuals.

The Coordinators recruit, welcome and support the trainees throughout their training.
They implement logistics: schedule, equipments and rooms.

Corinne Frankiel – Agnieszka Guca – Zeineb Abdelli – Sofya Rolland – Priscilla Alvarado – Fannie Bergier – Sofia Lopez Ortiz – Jeanne Joubert-Bourgain – Kinda Moulki Roguet – Sandrine Leroy – Sabrina Talcone – Yasmina Haddad – Margot Vandurka – Abderrahmane Messaoudene

The Training Assistants carry out the follow-up of the trainees: training funding, remuneration during the training period, absences management.

Sandrine Leroy – Margot Vandurka – Wladimir Kamieniak – Kinda Moulki Roguet – Sabrina Talcone – Yasmina Haddad – Abderrahmane Messaoudene

Disability referent – Sabrina Talcone : 01 43 46 73 12 infohandicap@greta-cdma.paris

Quality department

Quality facilitator – Anne-Gaëlle Le Barh : qualite@greta-cdma.paris

IT department

Helen Brion – helen.brion@greta-cdma.paris

Communication department

Communication officer – Julie Bergue – julie.bergue@greta-cdma.paris
Communication assistant – Cécile Rocher : cecile.rocher@greta-cdma.paris

Accounting / HR Department

Financial Affairs Officer – Karima Verne: karima.verne@greta-cdma.paris
Payroll Officer – Younoussa Moirabou
HR assistant – Yasmina Haddad: yasmina.haddad@greta-cdma.paris