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I nstitut N ational des S ciences et T echniques N ucléaires

I nstitut N ational des S ciences et T echniques N ucléaires web : www-instn.cea.fr INSTN Daniel RIPPERT CEA/INSTN/Cadarache S UMMARY INSTN Presentation Landscape of need specialist for Nuclear Industry Genie Atomique Engineering degree Continuous Professional Training

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I nstitut N ational des S ciences et T echniques N ucléaires

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  1. Institut National des Sciences et Techniques Nucléaires web : www-instn.cea.fr INSTN Daniel RIPPERT CEA/INSTN/Cadarache

  2. SUMMARY • INSTN Presentation • Landscape of need specialist for Nuclear Industry • Genie Atomique Engineering degree • Continuous Professional Training The Education and Training in Measurement and Instrumentation in INSTN

  3. 1. INSTN AS PART OF THE CEA

  4. INSTN as part of the CEA • The French institute devoted to post-graduate education and professional training in nuclear science and technology within CEA, the French Atomic Energy Commission • The Institut National des Sciences et Techniques Nucléaires (INSTN) is an advanced education institution created within the Commissariat à l'Énergie Atomique (CEA) in 1956 and placed under the joint supervision of the Ministry of National Education and the Ministry of Industry. • INSTN’s mission : • To spread CEA knowledge and know-how through the organisation of E & T : •  either education (mainly on a post graduate level) , • or continuous training (mainly for professionals) • INSTN also coordinates PhD programs across the CEA.

  5. INSTN’s : students, trainees and professors • Students & trainees : • Students, engineers, medical doctors, pharmacists, from France or any other country, • Professionals from CEA, from French nuclear companies, from governmental agencies, school teachers,… • Foreign students or professionals. • Professors : • CEA researchers and experts, • French and foreign University teachers, • French and foreign engineers and experts from the industry, from the medical sector, from regulatory agencies.

  6. Education within CEA-INSTN • At post graduate level: • Nuclear engineer degree, delivered by INSTN . • Medical physicist degree, delivered by INSTN. • Masters degree in cooperation with Universities or Engineering schools, • Specialities for medical doctors and pharmacists, At undergraduate level : professional “licence”, technician degrees (radiation protection).

  7. INSTN’s resources: INSTN’s pedagogical facilities MINERVE Training reactor - Cadarache ISIS Training reactor - Saclay

  8. INSTN’s resources: Lab. Work : INSTN’s facilities • Reactor simulators for normal and accidental operating conditions • Computers and Industry codes

  9. INSTN’s resources: Lab. Work : INSTN’s facilities • Physics and chemistry active laboratories • Radiobiology laboratories • Radiation protection training facilities

  10. INSTN’s resources: Lab. Work : INSTN’s facilities • Electronic microscopes • gamma scanning in Minerve facility

  11. CEA-INSTN with some figures • Education : • ~ 1000 teachers for around 700 students. • Continuous Professional training: • 647 sessions, for 7800 trainees and a total duration of 2900 days. • PhD and Post-doc : • around 1000 PhD and 300 post-docs • INSTN has 5 settlings, associated with main CEA sites : Saclay (headquarters), Cadarache, Grenoble, Marcoule & Cherbourg Staff : 113

  12. INSTN’s resources: Locationsand Staff 5 locations, associated with main CEA sites Staff : 113 Cherbourg Saclay Grenoble Marcoule Cadarache

  13. 2.LANDSCAPE OF NEED SPECIALIST FOR NUCLEAR INDUSTRY

  14. Need in specialists for Nuclear Industry • In France for Nuclear Industry the need of specialists in instrumentation till 2012 is about (OPPIEC study april 2008) • 200/year Ingineers • 120/year technicians

  15. INSTN Program • In the field of basic training INSTN • has his own program included in GA course • In association with University of Provence accredits a Master focused on Instrumentation & Measurements for test devices in severe environments • In the field of vocational or continuous training INSTN develops special courses

  16. 3. GENIE ATOMIQUE ENGINEERING DEGREE

  17. « Génie Atomique » Engineering degree • No undergraduate education in nuclear engineering in France • A one year specialization course in nuclear engineering (Cadarache, Cherbourg, Saclay) • 7 months : courses, conferences, visits, exercices, laboratory sessions (> 550 hours) 55 ECTS • 5 months : Master thesis interships in research centres, universities, industry..25 ECTS

  18. Génie Atomique Engineering degree AdmissionCriteria INSTN’s GA Course Engineering Schools (ES) 40% 60% Engineering degree ES 3 ES 2 ES 1 Selective exams P 2 Preparatory classes P 1

  19. Génie Atomique : Three locations – One Syllabus Cherbourg-EAMEA 17 students Paris-Saclay 45 students Aix en Pce–Cadarache 46 students

  20. A modular organization of the courses

  21. Master Thesis internship 5 to 9 months (April  September  December) • in France : • EDF : R&D, engineering centres, NPP • AREVA : Framatome, Technicatome, SGN… • IRSN, • CEA - DEN ... • abroad… • M.I.T. – Boston • Argonne National Laboratory – Chicago • École Polytechnique de Montréal • GRS Germany • Penn State University - Pennsylvanie, • Texas A&M • Manchester University

  22. First job up to 2007 a GA graduation +3 months . Around 25 employment proposals / month, . Principal employers : NEW : EDF employed more than 50% of 2008’s « Génie Atomique » graduates. Average over the last 3 years . Essentially : engineering expertise (60%), operation (20%),… . Average delay before 1st job : < 1 week(85% of the contracts signed internship). . Contract : 90 % as CDI. . In progress : international opportunities.

  23. GA courses – Reference books in Nuclear Engineering

  24. GA courses – Reference books in Nuclear Engineering In progress (2009 sept) Detection et Mesure des rayonnements nucléaires By A.Lyoussi

  25. 4. CONTINUOUS PROFESSIONAL TRAINING

  26. Continuous Professional Training within CEA-INSTN • Trainees from CEA (40%), nuclear industry and SME (55%), international (few %) • 2700 days, 8000 people per year • Duration: a few days to several weeks • INSTN is certified ISO 9001 since 2001

  27. Continuous Professional Training within CEA-INSTN • Mainly in technical, but some non-technical areas, • nuclear power plants, • materials, nuclear fuel cycle, • environment, health physics, • conventional and nuclear safety, • radioisotopes use in biology, molecular biology, • chemistry, radiochemistry, chemical analysis, • radioactivity, nuclear measurements, • project management, • other topics, including new energy technologies or initiation to nuclear energy for grammar school teachers...

  28. Continuous Professional Training within CEA-INSTN • In the field of nuclear measurement and instrumentation, • PWR command control, • Beam detection, • Non destructive nuclear measurements , • gamma Spectrometry, • alpha Spectrometry, • Isotopic analysis (mass spectrometry) • radioactivity, nuclear measurements, • other topics, including new energy technologies or initiation to nuclear energy for grammar school teachers...

  29. However, Other secondary teaching establishments offer Nuclear Instrumentation’s trainings.

  30. Thank you for your attention Contact : daniel.rippert@cea.fr Telephone : +33.4.42.25.77.52

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