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Apprenticeship as an engineer

The engineering apprentice is required to apply his or her academic studies to a concrete engineering project in a company. This project integrates technical, managerial and methodological issues.

From the start of the 2026 academic year, for students entering the engineering cycle, all options will be open to apprenticeship, with the possibility of completing the course on a sandwich basis over 1, 2 or 3 years:

Cybersecurity - available in Toulon and Marseille
E-health, digital devices & AI - available in Toulon and Marseille
Software engineering & AI - available in Toulon and Marseille
Intelligent connected objects - available in Toulon and Marseille
Intelligent embedded systems - available in Toulon and Marseille
Business engineering and AI - available in Toulon
Robotics - available in Toulon
Smart energy - available in Toulon

The programs are adapted to the rhythm of the 3-year sandwich course: the first year is dedicated to a common base of knowledge, the following two years to specialization.

Apprentices alternate 2 weeks at school and 2 weeks on the job.

Student status or work-study: the choice is yours!

You have the option of starting your engineering cycle with a year as a student, then doing your 2nd and/or 3rd year of the program on a sandwich course.

Discover the student engineering cycle

Admission

Bac+2/3

Campus

Toulon
Marseille

Program Length

3 years (6 semesters)

Targeted degree

CTI Engineer
→ RNCP38321

The plus of the training

Thanks to this apprenticeship program, our students benefit from a double advantage: they obtain a recognized diploma while beginning their professional career.

They benefit from :

an employment contract with the host company,
remuneration,
coverage of training costs.

Work-study programs in the final year of engineering studies

If you didn't start your engineering cycle with 1 or 2 years of apprenticeship, you can complete your final year under a professionalization contract. The terms and conditions are much the same:

Alternating weeks of classes and weeks on the job,
Remuneration paid by the company,
The cost of training is covered by the company.

What's next?

At the end of this 3-year cycle, you'll receive the ISEN engineering diploma, recognized by the CTI. You can start your career as a digital engineer, or continue your studies with a Specialized Master® or a PhD.

International mobility

This cycle offers 3 months of international assignments.

Admission

Applicants with a minimum of 2 years' higher education must submit their application online.
Eligible candidates will then be invited to take written and oral tests.

Profiles accepted for the engineering cycle are BUT, BTS, licence, prépas, bachelors or other equivalent bac+2/+3 (foreign diplomas...).

Scientific and technical diplomas enabling entry into the engineering cycle by apprenticeship :

Preparatory classes at ISEN Méditerranée
BUT GEII - Electrical Engineering and Industrial Computing
BUT MP - Physical Measurements
BUT Informatique
BUT Networks and Telecom
BTS CIEL option computer science and networks (ex Digital Systems)
BTS Electronic Systems
BTS SIO - Computer services for organizations
Prépa Spé ATS
Integrated preparatory course
Bachelor's degree in engineering
engineering (SPI)
Master 1 or 2
ISEP prep school, CPE Lyon
Scientific preparatory classes (MP, PC, PSI, PT...)

Admission is based on an application, written tests and an oral interview.

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Tuition fees for the student (paid by the company)

Essential information about the training program

In accordance with its commitments to quality and transparency, ISEN Méditerranée provides all information relating to the objectives, teaching methods, admission requirements, recognition of degrees, and contractual provisions applicable to its programs.

Objectives, content, and assessment methods

The educational objectives, detailed content, course format (initial training, work-study program, periods in the workplace), and assessment methods are defined in the certification standards and applicable academic documents.

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Admission requirements and prerequisites

Admission requirements, academic prerequisites, expected skills (including digital skills), and application procedures are specified in the corresponding RNCP files (links below) and on the admissions page.

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Recognition of diplomas and certifications

The courses delivered by ISEN Méditerranée lead to diplomas or certifications that are recognized in accordance with the applicable regulatory and academic provisions.

Training courses registered with the RNCP:

Programs accredited by the Conférence des Grandes Écoles (CGE):

The procedures for validating, recognizing, and retaining results are specified in the academic regulations.

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Teaching team and methods used

Courses are taught by faculty members and qualified professionals. Teaching methods and assessment procedures are defined within the academic framework of the institution.

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Internships and work-study programs

Depending on the chosen course, the program includes mandatory periods in a company (internships or work-study programs) governed by an agreement. The terms and conditions for support, assessment, and validation of these periods are specified in the study regulations and dedicated documents.

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Contractual commitments and financial conditions

Tuition fees, any additional fees, and applicable contractual commitments are specified in the documents provided at the time of registration.

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🔗 Financial Commitment & Terms and Conditions of Sale

Complaints

Any request or situation of dissatisfaction can be brought to the attention of the establishment via the official contact channels. Each request is reviewed and dealt with appropriately.