Our impact

At the heart of the Simplon project: digital technology as a lever for inclusion, integration and employment, but also as a catalyst for diversity, social inclusion and innovation.

Inclusion for all

Simplon offers everyone the opportunity to reveal their talents, regardless of their background, experience, age or gender.
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Most often with no prerequisites and fully funded, our training courses are open to all and accessible to people who are unemployed or under-represented in the digital sector.
Job seekers, women looking to change careers, young people without qualifications, refugees...
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our goal is to enable everyone to acquire the digital skills they need to achieve their professional goals.
At the end of their training, 70% of our learners find skilled jobs or continue their studies.
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Simplon transforms individual lives with an impact on society as a whole. According to a study by Mouvement Impact France, we generate €23.2 million in value for society each year, taking into account the costs avoided by local authorities.

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The role of women
in tech

Simplon is actively committed to promoting diversity in the tech sector, particularly by encouraging the inclusion of women.

Even today, women are still under-represented in digital professions. A more balanced and fair representation in tech professions is a driver of dynamism, performance and innovation for businesses.
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At Simplon, we offer training courses specifically for women to encourage them to pursue a career in tech, and on average 38% of our trainees are women.
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We also run awareness programmes such as Les Intrépides de la Tech for schoolgirls and within the Women & Girls in Tech collective.

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For the inclusion of people with disabilities

Since its inception, Simplon has been committed to integrating people with disabilities into its training programmes to promote their access to employment.
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Thanks to the ‘THalent Digital’ programme, more than 400 people have been trained and placed in digital jobs.
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Simplon aims to make tech jobs accessible to people with disabilities by participating in innovations in this field and advocating for digital accessibility.