Intergenerational inclusion training course – Promotion greater intergenerationality
Fighting ageism in the workplace: guarantee a fair and fulfilling work environment with Remixt, certified by Qualiopi.
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Intergenerational inclusion
Objectives :
• Legal framework
• Combating ageism
• Taking actions
Duration :
• 20 minutes
• 0 prérequisite
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Objectives
• Combat stereotypes and misconceptions about young and senior workers
• Identify the benefits of intergenerational collaboration
• Understand the legal framework for employers and employees
• Learn about the penalties that can be incurred
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Methods
• Classic or SSO access to the Remixt platform
• Either in your LMS via SCORM or on Teams or Slack
• Immersive e-learning course
• Hybrid format: self-diag, quizzes, memos, videos, surveys
• Certification achieved with a pass rate of 80%
• Subtitles for the hearing impaired
• Languages: French and English
• Adapted to the legal frameworks of France, Belgium, and Spain
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Programme
1
Pre-training positioning and knowledge test
2
What is ageism?
3
Fighting prejudices about seniors…
4
and the younger generation
5
The benefits of intergenerational work
6
How can we improve this type of collaboration within the organisation?
7
Quiz, assessment of objective achievement
A course directly accessible
on the Remixt platform:
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Self-positioning
Assessing their level of awareness
Thanks to a self-diagnosis tool, measure the maturity of your teams on selected Diversity & Inclusion themes and get a clear understanding of where they stand.
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Immersive training
Engaging your teams
Our short, guilt-free training courses are Qualiopi-certified. They combine videos, real-life scenarios, legal definitions, and knowledge tests. The « Paleo&co » video series have been designed to resonate with teams across various sectors and professions, addressing serious subjects in a fun tone.
To facilitate engagement and knowledge retention, Remixt training courses are accessible on PC, tablet, or phone, and can be certified with a pass rate of 80%.
We can help you meet your completion goals through personalised plans and automated reminders
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Team contribution
Gathering feedback
Anonymous surveys provide an overview and gauge the internal climate.
Collect real-time feedback and contributions from your teams to improve workplace cohesion.
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Personalised communication
Keeping teams informed
Share Remixt training courses throughout the year around key dates (March 8, Disability Awareness Week…).
Promote your internal initiatives directly within the training courses: appointing reference people, charters, clubs, events, programs, etc.
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Reporting & Monitoring
Measuring impact
Analyse and monitor team progress to develop your customized roadmap and implement new actions.
Access connection rates, participation rates (% of courses started), completion rates (% of learners who finished their courses), progress by module, and certifications.
Remixt is the platform for you if:
Remixt is made for you if you want to:
Quickly and easily train against sexism
Take preventive measures to ensure a fair working environment
Respond to a confirmed case of sexism in your organisation
Go beyond occasional awareness campaigns and take action all year round
They trust us
Rates to suit
all sizes of organisation.
A journey shaped by the Paleo&co web series
In each Remixt course, the Paleo&co web series is designed to resonate with teams from all sectors and professions.
Its situational scenarios address serious subjects in a fun tone.
Over 30,000 Remixt training courses completed.
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Benefits for your organisation
At the end of the module, your teams leave with…
Accessible knowledge for everyone (ex: legal framework) to better react in everyday situations
A sense of belonging to an organisation committed to achieving higher standards of excellence
At the end of the course, HR managers leave with…
Quantitative and qualitative data on team participation, feedback and sentiment
Concrete action plans to initiate change