Whatever your company’s field, you are surely confronted with a choice of competitive aspects always forcing you to focus on that which makes your company different from the others. This means that your company, like many others, is always searching for new means of innovation corresponding to your personal skills, in order to guarantee the evolution of your firm.

As the quality of our engineering courses is a primordial means of development for your company, here at the ENIB we pride ourselves in providing our student engineers with the multidisciplinary skills that they need in order to work in industry and to account for the prevailing environmental issues of our time.

The school therefore renews its curriculum every year in order to be able to provide courses that will meet these requirements with the best possible tools.

The modules offered to the students are decided after consultation with representatives in industry in order to find new ways of training your future engineers, to be able to implement the most up-to-date technology.

The resources obtained through the vocational tax programme represent a significant financial contribution to the school's budget. They enable us to make our ambitions a reality and to develop our teaching by investing in modern educational tools so that we might offer a course which lives up to your expectations.

In order to be able to keep our projects fresh and interesting, we need investors every year so as to realise our objectives.

By donating your vocational tax, you are making a socially responsible choice which will make it possible for us to realise our project and to prepare for the future by investing today in educational methods enabling us to train the highly qualified engineers that your company needs.

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Investment Projects (document in French) Vocational Tax Brochure (document in French) Promise to Donate (document in French)

The vocational tax is a compulsory tax as specified by the decree associated with article 229 of French Tax Law. Since 2006, payment of this tax to the OCTA (Vocational Tax Organisation) has become compulsory for companies in France.

The ENIB is accredited to receive vocational tax in the following categories;

·         C Level 1 educational establishments (Bac +5 and above) and,

·         B Level 2 (Bac +3/4) and 3 (Bac +2) educational establishments.

You may donate the amount of your choice to the ENIB by specifying your wishes to the OCTA.

In this case, you should:

·         give the name of our establishment: Ecole Nationale d’Ingénieurs de Brest,

·         give our RNE code: 0290119X,

·         specify the amount you wish to donate to us,    

The discharge receipt will be sent to you by the OCTA.

You must make your donation to the OCTA of your choice before the 28 February 2010 in order to avoid penalty payments!

In order to be able to trace your donation, please complete and return the promise of donation, specifying your OCTA and the total amount of your donation to our school.

The vocational tax is paid by companies with employees, and which conduct commercial or industrial activities. Companies, groups or associations with an industrial or commercial tax status are all subject to this tax.

The amount of the vocational tax is calculated according to the salaries paid to all staff during the past year.

The standard rate of payment for the Vocational Tax is 0.5% of the aggregate employment earnings for all companies. This rate rises to 0.6% for those with more than 250 employees and those with less than 3% of permanent employees under 26 years old.

This tax is broken down as follows:

·         52% which is used to finance apprentice schemes and the National Fund for the Development and Modernisation of Learning (FNDMA),

·         48% which can be donated to higher education establishments and spread over the 3 levels,  A, B et C.

Find out more about the way this tax is broken down by reading the documents available for download below, or on the Tax Ministry website.

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