School rules

Article 1 — Subject matter

The purpose of this Regulation is to specify certain provisions applicable to any pupil/internship who receives training from the driving school OSR.

These provisions relate to:

– hygiene and safety measures;

– rules of discipline;

– how students/students are represented.

Article 2 — Scope

This Regulation applies to all trainees without restriction, following training provided by the 'driving school' OSR, in order to enable the regular operation of the proposed training missions, regardless of the sites where such training can be carried out.

The provisions of this Regulation shall apply not only in the establishment itself, but also in any premises or space ancillary to the body (cars, simulator room, etc.).

In order to gain access to code, simulator and driving courses and sessions, it is imperative to have a deposit equivalent to 50% of the training.

Article 3 — General provisions

In the area of hygiene and safety, each student/student must comply strictly with both the general requirements and the special instructions to be made known by posters, instructions, memos or any other means.

Students/trainees are asked to respect the places where the training is provided, as well as the equipment that may be available to them.

Article 4 — Hygiene — alcoholic beverages, drugs

No person shall enter or remain in the establishment intoxicated or under the influence of psychoactive products.

It is also prohibited to introduce or distribute drugs or alcoholic beverages on premises.

Any behaviour showing the consumption of psychoactive products will result in the permanent exclusion of the student/student.

Article 5 — Hygiene — sanitary facilities

Washrooms and washbasins are provided to students/students.

These facilities must be kept in constant cleanliness.

Article 6 — Safety — general rules on accident protection

Every student/student is required to use all the individual and collective means of protection available to him/her to avoid accidents and to strictly comply with the specific instructions given to this effect.

Article 7 — Safety — rules on fire prevention

Every student/student is required to comply scrupulously with fire prevention instructions.

It is forbidden to smoke and vapote in the rooms where the training takes place as well as in the annexes, break areas, toilets..

It is prohibited to deposit and leave flammable materials in stairs, passages, corridors, under stairs and close to the exits of premises and buildings.

Article 8 — Warning obligation and right of withdrawal

A student/student who has reasonable grounds to believe that a situation poses a serious and imminent danger to his or her life or health has the right to leave the premises of the internship.

However, this right must be exercised in such a way that it cannot create for others a new situation of serious and imminent risk. The student/student must immediately inform the instructor of the situation he or she considers dangerous.

Any student/student who has found a failure or anomaly in the facilities or operation of the equipment shall inform the instructor or the head of the training organisation.

Any accident, even minor, must be immediately reported to management by the victim or witnesses.

Article 9 — General provisions on discipline

Students/students must adopt a dress, behaviour and attitude that respects the freedom and dignity of each individual.

We draw the attention of students/students to the ban on wearing inappropriate shoes for driving (any type of shoe that does not sufficiently hold the back of the foot, too thick soles, awkward driving).

In addition, students/students are required to exercise discretion with respect to any information relating to other pupils/teachers of which they may be aware.

Failure to comply with discipline rules may result in the application of the definitive exclusion of the student(s)/student(s) concerned.

Article 10 — Internship hours

Students/trainees must follow the training schedules set by the management.

Management reserves, within the limits imposed by the provisions in force, the right to change training schedules according to operational requirements. Students/trainees must comply with changes made by management to the organization of the internship.

Any delay must be justified.

The instructor may refuse entry if this clause is not respected.

Article 11 — Entry, exit and movement

Students/trainees have access to the organization's premises for the conduct of training sessions and at other times upon request of the institution's representatives.

It is prohibited to introduce persons who are not enrolled in the school.

Article 12 — Attendance

Participation in training is essential.

Any foreseeable absence must be communicated in writing, by e-mail or by telephone to the training organization by the trainee.

In case of illness, the trainee must notify the centre within 48 hours and send a medical certificate justifying his condition.

The words "absence" will be systematically marked on the e-mail sheets and organizations funding the training (if applicable) will be informed.

Article 13 — Use of equipment

The student/student is required to keep in good condition, in general, all the equipment that is made available during the training.

This material shall not be used for purposes other than training, including personal use, without authorization.

Article 14 — Records

The recording or filming of training sessions is strictly prohibited, unless expressly waived.

Article 15 — Educational methods and documentation

The teaching methods and materials disseminated are protected under copyright and can only be reused for personal use.

Article 16 — Phone

Students/trainees cannot call during training.

The use of mobile phones is strictly prohibited in the training room, except when it is used as a collector of answers to the theoretical knowledge tests: the student/student undertakes to turn off his mobile phone during the training hours.

Article 17 — Nature of sanctions

Any conduct considered to be at fault by the director of the training organisation or his representative may, depending on its nature and gravity, be subject to the following penalty: temporary or permanent exclusion.

Article 18 — Right of defence

No punishment may be imposed on a student/student unless he or she has been informed in advance of the complaints against him or her.

Where the student/student's behaviour justifies a definitive exclusion, the director of the organisation or his representative shall summon the student/student by indicating the purpose of the summons.

He shall inform him of the decision directly on the place of training outside the training room.

Article 19 — Account balance

In order to obtain the AFFI (certificate of completion of initial training) for accompanied or supervised driving, the initial training must be fully regulated.

In order to qualify for a change in the code or conduct examination, the training must be fully settled 15 days before the examination date.

Enrolment in training is equivalent to membership in this document.