Why?

The web series presents humorous topics (e.g. authorized activities, smoking in the workplace, mobile phone use, safety, etc.), situations (not enough time to complete tasks, being late, finding money, breaking an object, etc.) and tips and tricks for dealing with them. The user then learns about the whole household assistant profession in a fun way, through reflection, as they have to answer questions, and interaction, as they have to make choices. It's a simple, up-to-date method that matches the common cognitive process for fixing things quickly and enjoyably.

How?

Alone in front of your mobile phone, tablet or PC, reading and getting to grips with the job, learning and getting an idea of the various situations a household assistant might be faced with, and already discovering the answers.

In a group, as part of a training course based on finding out about a theme or situation. Watching the series can complement more academic training and provide interaction within the group through choices to be made or quizzes to be answered as a group. This is a stimulating way of doing things, as it encourages discussion within the group.

In a group, as part of a peer review session. The subject is opened with the series, choices and answers to be made are discussed as a group and then the group is opened for discussion.

If you only want to use the quizzes, you can access them directly by clicking on "see quizzes" before starting the series of your choice!

Why?

10 guides / 10 themes to find out more. This is a more traditional course that alternates theory, tips and quizzes. This is all complemented by videos for a more dynamic introduction to the subject.

How?

Alone in front of your PC, tablet or mobile phone, reading and getting to grips with the job, learning and discovering the profession and improving your professional skills, above all technical skills, although the latest guide focuses on behavioural skills.

In groups, the trainer can then illustrate the class with videos and quizzes, answer questions, stimulate interaction between participants and enable the sharing of best practice.

Why?

Two challenge games are offered: one focusing on general knowledge and the other more specifically on work organisation. It's simply a fun way of learning that allows content to be grasped in a different way

How?

Users can either use the game before consulting the training courses or afterwards, as the challenge is also designed as a learning exercise to challenge their knowledge.

The game can also be used alone or in a group to facilitate interaction and allow the trainer to add to the discussion.

Don't worry, you can download the web series and the training courses, as well as the quizzes included in the web series. There's a "download" button at the top of the site.

You have downloaded a compressed file, the links in the folder will not work until the folder is unzipped.
You will find it in the ‘download’ folder on your computer and it is represented by a folder with a zip. The ‘extract’ option will allow you to unzip the folder, and a new folder will appear.
In the new unzipped folder, click on:

• the ‘episode’ link to access the episode and the quiz.
• the ‘quiz’ link, if you want to test your knowledge.

Don't worry, the web series offers the option of using subtitles in French, Dutch or English. There's a "subtitles" button throughout each episode to switch to audio-off mode.

Cécile's advice often draws on the content covered in the training courses. If you want to go further, there's a button that takes you to the guide that expands on the information in Cécile's tips.