GT&Cs AMOS

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A – GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE AMOS SPORT BUSINESS SCHOOL

Article 1 – GENERAL PROVISIONS

The purpose of these ACE Education General Terms and Conditions of Sale, (hereinafter referred to as the GTCS) is to set out the conditions under which ACE Education offers an initial and/or ongoing course for sale.
They apply automatically to all orders and constitute the agreement that will govern relations between ACE Education, registered with the Paris Trade and Companies Register under number 831 024 013 00029 (hereinafter referred to as “ACE Education”), and any individual or legal entity, private individual or professional, for the entire duration of the order, under private or public law (hereinafter referred to as “the student”) wishing to enrol in one or more courses offered by ACE Education and/or having signed the enrolment form which designates the contract under private law signed between ACE Education and the client in the context of the sale of services.
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Article 2 – PURPOSE AND FIELDS OF APPLICATION

The schools of the ACE Education Group are private higher education establishments which bring together five universes providing specialized courses in sports business (AMOS), luxury hotel management (CMH), design and image (ESDAC), fashion (EIDM), applied arts (ENAII), from Bac to Bac+5 level through face-to-face training. ACE Education uses the European system and the international system allowing recognition of the teaching level of its courses and diplomas in Europe (ECTS) and internationally (CREDITS).
The services governed by these General Terms and Conditions are those offered within the limits of places available by the school and can be consulted at your leisure on the schools’ website.
The course programs are by nature evolving according to educational needs. Thus, in order to constantly improve said programs, ACE Education may at any time change speakers, courses, schedules and/or modify the content of the programs in order to try to satisfy the interests of the student ( e).
Any final registration as well as any contract concluded with ACE Education implies, in addition to the full and complete and unreserved acceptance of the student to the General Terms and Conditions set out below, the fact that he/she has been aware of them and has accepted these last.
The fact that ACE Education does not implement one or the other clause established in its favor in these conditions cannot be interpreted as a waiver on its part to take advantage of it.
They apply regardless of the clauses appearing in the student’s documents and in particular in their general conditions of purchase. For certain training courses, the special conditions of sale specify or supplement these General Terms and Conditions.
The special conditions of sale may appear later in these General Terms and Conditions or be sent to the student along with the registration file. In the event that one of the provisions of these General Terms and Conditions is declared void or unwritten, the other provisions will remain in full force and will be interpreted so as to respect the original intention of the parties.

Article 3 – CONDITIONS OF ACCESS

For any new student wishing to enter a parallel admission school in an ACE Education Group school, two prerequisites are necessary: having a baccalaureate and proving the number sufficient ECTS credits acquired in another course.
Number of ECTS credits required for parallel admission integration:
• Integration into 2nd year: 60 ECTS credits
• Integration into 3rd year: 120 ECTS credits
• Integration into 4th year: 180 ECTS credits
• Integration into 5th year: 240 ECTS credits

Article 4 – CONTRACT DURATION

This service contract is established according to the training for the following durations:
• Three years for a bachelor’s degree;
• Two years for a master’s degree.
Thus, the student who undertakes a training cycle commits himself for the entire duration of the bachelor’s cycle or for the entire duration of the master’s cycle and will therefore be liable for the cost of this cycle in its entirety in accordance with the rates which will have been given to him. communicated when signing their contract. The student will, however, have the possibility of withdrawing from the bachelor’s or master’s cycle for a compelling and legitimate reason as detailed in Article 5. ACE Education reserves the right not to re-enroll the student in the higher year of the training cycle, if the latter does not meet the expected academic prerequisites. In the event that the student’s expectations do not correspond to the training curriculum, this will be considered a legitimate reason for non-reregistration.

Article 5 – DISPUTES

Mediation of consumer disputes:
In accordance with the provisions of the Consumer Code concerning the amicable settlement of disputes, ACE Education joins the E-commerce Mediator Service of FEVAD (Federation of e-commerce and distance selling) whose contact details are as follows: Mediator of consumption FEVAD BP 20015 – 75362 PARIS CEDEX 8 – https://www.mediateurfevad.fr. After prior written action by consumers vis-à-vis ACE Education, the Mediator Service may be contacted for any consumer dispute that has not been resolved successfully. If a dispute or dispute cannot be resolved amicably, the French courts will have sole jurisdiction.

 Article 6 – CONDITIONS FOR CANCELLATION OF REGISTRATION

Any signed registration agreement is considered firm and final, including training, options and travel after the withdrawal period of 14 calendar days from the day after signing the registration agreement. agreement. The student then becomes liable for the cost of training for their entire cycle.
(Withdrawal form available on school websites).

Failing an exam:
If it is impossible to join the training due to failure in an exam, upon presentation of official proof (baccalaureate, BTS, DUT, License, etc.), the student will not be able to join the training. In this case, all amounts collected will be returned except €200 booking fees which will remain due to the school in addition to the costs linked to the admissions exam.

Failure to obtain a visa:
If a visa is not obtained, no later than the first day of training, the student may cancel their registration upon presentation of official proof. In this case, all amounts collected will be returned except for costs related to the admission exam.

Withdrawal before the start of the training:
Withdrawal corresponds to withdrawal decided by the student before the start of the training. Fees will then remain due to the school according to the following terms:
• 25% for any cancellation request before August 1, 2024
• 35% for any cancellation request received between August 1, 2024 and the day before the start of the school year
*(% of the total amount of costs incurred: tuition fees, options and travel – BDE contribution not refunded).
However, all fees paid will be refunded to the student after deduction of the deposit in the following cases:
• in the event of withdrawal justified by a compelling and legitimate reason;
• in the event of force majeure as defined in article 1218 of the Civil Code.
The compelling and legitimate reason corresponds in particular to the following cases without this list being exhaustive:
• sick leave of more than one month justified by a specialist doctor;
• failure to obtain a visa;

Dropping after the start of the training:
Abandonment corresponds to withdrawal decided by the student after the start of the training. The student remains liable to ACE Education for fees related to their registration, options and travel included according to the following terms:
• 50% for any withdrawal between the start of the school year and December 31, 2024
• 100% for any withdrawal from January 1, 2025 until the end of the current school year
Concerning training costs, any month started is due, the overpayment will be refunded to the student.
To be valid, cancellation requests must be sent to the administrative and educational services of the school by registered mail with return receipt and accompanied by the reasons for renouncing registration. Refunds will be made within 90 days from the date of receipt of the letter.
Any cancellation request received will be considered final. In the event that a student wishes to register again, they will have to follow the normal registration procedure and will not be able to claim, if accepted, any reduction in fees.

Permanent exclusion from training:
The school may sanction any failure of the student to comply with the obligations imposed by the Internal Regulations (disciplinary reason, lack of work, attendance, etc.) by definitive exclusion from training following a disciplinary council. In this case, the excluded student will be liable for the training costs.
In the event that the student is on a work-study contract, following exclusion from training, the employer may initiate a dismissal procedure. If the company does not wish to initiate a procedure, the student has 2 months to find an apprentice training center (CFA).

Article 7 – UPGRADING

Certain ACE Education Group schools require all new students to follow a face-to-face or digital refresher course depending on the training courses. Upgrade classes will open from 8 registrations, minimum per campus and per entity. If there are insufficient numbers, the upgrade will have to be carried out in another school in the group.

Article 8 – INTERNATIONAL COURSE

Certain ACE Education Group schools impose, during the second year of training, a compulsory semester of mobility on the ACE Education London campuses. For AMOS schools, in the event that the student is unable to follow this semester for one of the following reasons: visa issuance, high-level athlete or family reunification, the latter ( era) must be communicated before the start of the academic year. After agreement with the ACE Education educational center, the student will have the possibility of integrating an alternative program. In this case, additional financial participation will be requested.
Some ACE Education Group schools offer students training courses abroad at partner universities, or mobility semesters on ACE Education campuses.
The list of ACE Education campuses offering international mobility or international training courses may evolve or be modified each academic year, in order to meet student interests and requirements. professionals. Students are accompanied before, during and after their mobility semester by an international officer on their home campus.
In the context of mobility abroad, the student must provide proof of insurance which covers all costs (medical, repatriation, emergency, hospitalization and legal). By signing this agreement, the student undertakes to provide the school with a copy of the document attesting to this coverage for their stay abroad, at most one month before the planned departure date.
For mobility carried out on ACE Education London campuses, the student will have the possibility of staying a maximum of 26 weeks in the United Kingdom to follow their training due to Brexit.
Eligibility criteria:

• Proof of proficiency in the foreign language (English). When registering, the student wishing to take one of these international courses must demonstrate their level of knowledge of the English language equivalent to the oral and written B2 level defined by the Common European Framework of Reference for the languages of the Council of Europe (CEFR). The student must present a valid official certificate (DUOLINGO, TOEFL, Academic IELTS, TOEIC, LanguageCert or Cambridge) less than 2 years old no later than May 31, 2024
• Additional administrative procedures. In the event of academic mobility within a partner university, the student will be responsible for complete additional requirements (application form, valid passport, visa, international insurance, satisfaction survey, etc.) within the deadlines requested by the partner university and/or the host country.
  Negative admission response from the partner university or absence of the level certificate in a foreign language (i.e. English).
  In the event of refusal due to non-validation of the B2 language level, due to an incomplete file, or from a partner university, or due to insufficient numbers for opening, the student will be offered: li>
• Choose a new destination among our partners in order to continue your studies internationally. The price difference between the 2 universities will be requested or reimbursed if applicable;
• Register for an equivalent program, on an ACE Education campus, depending on places available.
  In the event that the student does not wish to enroll in the proposed program, all amounts collected will be returned except for fees related to the admission competition.
  Insufficient staff for international training.
  Registration for an international course, on the campuses concerned, is subject to the number of places available. Furthermore, certain international courses are subject to the registration of a minimum of 8 students per campus, per entity and per option to open. In the event that there are insufficient numbers for a training course to open, the student will be offered the following:
• Register on an ACE Education campus, offering the chosen course, depending on available places;
• Register for another training program, on an ACE Education campus, depending on places available. The price difference between the 2 courses will be requested or refunded if applicable.
  In the event that the student does not wish to enroll in the proposed program, all amounts collected will be returned except for fees related to the admission competition.

Article 9 – ALTERNATIVE COURSE

Work-study courses require students to obtain a professional certification registered with the RNCP and recognized by the State. The student must meet the requirements of the certification in which he or she is registered in order to validate each block of skills for the title in question (written presentations, defenses, final tests, etc.).
Any work-study contract must have started no later than the day before 3 months after the training start date. Beyond this period, the establishment of a work-study contract will be possible at the student’s request, subject to the study of their file and a favorable agreement from the educational direction ACE Education. In this case, the student undertakes to pay the training costs at his or her expense, which are not covered by the company.
Students previously registered on an initial training course, who switch following the signing of a work-study contract, to the dedicated training course will automatically change their status and commit tacitly to respect the training modalities linked to this course.

Tuition fees
Tuition fees (excluding technical fees, options and seminars) will be covered totally or partially by the OPCO and the employer depending on the start date of the contract. In the event of partial coverage linked to the start of a contract more than three months after the start date of training, part of the tuition fees will remain the responsibility of the student.
In the case of a student previously registered on an initial training course who, following the signing of a work-study contract, switches to a work-study training course, the latter (er) will then be reimbursed in the event of overpayment for the tuition fees associated with the periods covered by the contract.
Students previously registered on an initial training course, having chosen an optional certification when registering, will be reimbursed for the sums incurred in this respect.
In the event of a work-study contract concluded over a training cycle, the student undertakes to pay the costs at his or her expense (technical costs, options, seminars and BDA), when moving to the next year.

Breach of contract
In the event of termination of an apprenticeship contract before the end of the training and in application of article L. 6222-18, the student will have 6 months to find an apprenticeship contract. Without concluding a new contract, beyond these 6 months, he will not be able to continue his training and will be unable to validate the prerequisites for obtaining the title. The student may request to switch to the initial course depending on the date of termination of their contract, either in the current academic year or the following year. The feasibility of his request will be studied by the educational service, he will then be liable for the training costs inherent to this sector.
In the event of termination of a professionalization contract, support from the OPCO will be suspended on the date of termination. The student will not be able to continue their training and will be unable to complete the prerequisites for obtaining the title.

Article 10 – STUDY SEMINARS, OPTIONAL SEMINARS, LANGUAGE OPTIONS, SPECIALIZATIONS AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERTISE

Study seminars
As part of certain international courses, certain ACE school training programs include study seminars. Maintaining a study seminar depends on a favorable health context and interest in the academic program. In the event of changes (content, destination, duration, etc.) or cancellation of the trip by ACE Education, the student will be offered an alternative program in order to validate the skills and credits associated with the seminar.
Optional seminars
Some schools in the ACE Education Group offer optional seminars to bring an international dimension to the training courses. Deadlines for registration and withdrawals from seminars are defined. Beyond these dates, the amounts incurred by the student will remain due. For any student on a work-study contract, participation in the seminar is dependent on a written agreement from the employer, which will take the form of paid leave or unpaid leave. All travel-related costs remain the responsibility of the student. In the event of refusal by the company, after the withdrawal deadline, the amounts committed will remain due.
Deadline dates for AMOS seminar registrations and withdrawals:
• London (Bachelor 1 Marketing and Sports Events / Bachelor 1 European Bachelor Sport Marketing and Event Management): registrations until July 19, 2024 – withdrawals until September 2, 2024.
• Valence (Bachelor 3 Marketing and Sports Events): registrations and withdrawals until September 30, 2024.
• Madrid and Barcelona (Bachelor 3 European Bachelor Sport Marketing and Event Management):registrations and withdrawals until September 30, 2024.
• Rio (1st year Masters Grande École Program): registrations until September 30, 2024 – withdrawals until November 1, 2024.
• Split (Master’s 2nd year Grande École Program): registrations until September 30, 2024 – withdrawals until November 1, 2024.
Maintaining seminars is dependent on a minimum of 15 students registered on all campuses of the same entity, a favorable health context and interest in connection with an academic program. In the event of cancellation of the stay by ACE Education, all travel costs will be refunded within a maximum period of 90 days from notification of cancellation.
Language options
ACE Education Group schools also offer optional language options. The opening of a language option is subject to the registration of a minimum of 8 students per campus, per entity and per option.
In the event of cancellation of language options by ACE Education, all costs incurred will be refunded within a maximum period of 90 days from notification of cancellation.
Specializations and business expertise
Some schools in the ACE Education Group offer specializations/professional expertise to students with the aim of enriching their knowledge of a sector. The opening of a specialization/professional expertise is subject to the registration of a minimum of 8 students per campus, per entity and per option. In the event of non-opening of a specialization/professional expertise due to insufficient numbers, the school will impose the majority specialization/professional expertise on the student. Depending on the evolution of the Sport Management market, professional expertise is likely to evolve significantly to always be consistent with the needs and expectations of our sector of activity.

Article 11 – OPEN DITANCE TRAINING

Certain schools in the ACE Education Group offer distance learning courses in E-learning. The proposed course is structured according to a progression logic based on the module to be completed in order to access the next module. The training courses last for one year from the start date of the training. No additional time will be granted.

Article 12 – PRIX – MODALITE DE PAIEMENT

Les frais des cursus de formation en Bachelor et Mastère sont indiqués dans les supports commerciaux pour l’année académique 2024-2025 (hors offres promotionnelles, options, séminaires et mises à niveau) et sont susceptibles d’évoluer.
Un acompte sur le prix de la formation est exigé lors de la signature de la convention d’inscription. Le solde du prix est payable selon les dispositions convenues précédemment.

Article 13 – CVEC ET ASSOCIATION ETUDIANTES

Toutes les écoles du Groupe ACE Education ne sont pas éligibles aux demandes de bourses d’Etat.
L’étudiant(e) s’engage à régler la CVEC conformément aux dispositions de la loi relative à l’orientation et à la réussite des étudiants du 8 mars 2018. Cette imposition annuelle est un préalable obligatoire à toute inscription dans l’enseignement supérieur et doit être présentée pour les étudiant(e)s déjà inscrit(e)s au plus tard avant le début des cours.
L’étudiant(e) doit transmettre une attestation auprès d’ACE Education avant son entrée en formation. Le règlement de la CVEC s’effectue directement en ligne auprès du CROUS sur le site https://www.messervices.etudiant.gouv.fr qui délivre une attestation pour les étudiant(e)s assujetti(e)s et exonéré(e)s. Les étudiant(e)s qui ne sont pas en règle avec la CVEC ne pourront pas poursuivre leur scolarité et signer de convention de stage ou autre contrat. Les étudiant(e)s en formation continue, sous contrat de professionnalisation, ne sont pas assujettis à la CVEC.
L’étudiant(e) s’engage à régler la cotisation annuelle au BDA d’un montant de 30€, par chèque, au plus tard, le premier jour de sa formation. Le BDA est un organe collégial, composé d’étudiants, qui contribue à organiser et animer la vie étudiante (BDE) au sein d’un campus mais également la vie sportive (BDS).
Les écoles AMOS, bénéficient de la cellule AMOS LAB. Cette cellule s’investie au quotidien pour rechercher des opportunités au sein d’entreprises du monde du sport, et permettre à des étudiants de vivre une multiplicité d’expériences professionnelles. L’inscription en tant qu’étudiant(e) AMOS ouvre automatiquement droit en tant que « membre étudiant » à l’association AMOS Lab du campus. En vertu de la loi n° 78-17 du 6 janvier 1978 relative à l’informatique, aux fichiers et aux libertés, AMOS Lab s’engage à ne pas utiliser les informations de l’adhérent à des fins commerciales. Ce dernier dispose également d’un droit de regard et de rectification sur les informations le concernant.

Article 14 – RESPONSABILITE ET REGLEMENT INTERIEUR

Toute inscription à une formation implique le respect par l’étudiant(e) du règlement intérieur applicable aux locaux concernés, lequel sera porté à sa connaissance au plus tard le premier jour de formation. Il est important de noter que le règlement intérieur est un document susceptible d’être modifié en cours d’année, l’étudiant(e) s’engage implicitement à respecter toutes les modifications qui pourraient intervenir.

Article 15 – DONNEES PERSONNELLES

Les informations et données collectées dans le cadre de l’inscription au cursus de formation (fiche de renseignements, fiche santé) sont traitées par ACE Education en tant que responsable de traitement. ACE Education s’engage à respecter la législation et la réglementation en vigueur en matière de protection des données personnelles et plus particulièrement :
• le règlement UE 2016/679 du Parlement européen et du Conseil du 27 avril 2016 relatif à la protection des personnes physiques à l’égard du traitement des données à caractère personnel (RGPD) ;
• la loi Informatique et Libertés et l’ordonnance n°2018-1125 du 12 décembre 2018 relative à la protection des données personnelles portant modification de la loi 78-17 du 6 janvier 1978 relative à l’informatique, aux fichiers et aux libertés et diverses dispositions concernant la protection des données à caractère personnel.

Vous disposez par ailleurs, du droit d’introduire une réclamation auprès de la Commission Nationale de l’Informatique et des Libertés (CNIL) :
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Pour plus d’information sur le traitement de vos données personnelles, et pour exercer vos droits (accès, rectification, suppression, opposition, limitation et portabilité le cas échéant) et définir le sort de vos données personnelles « post mortem veuillez-vous référer à notre politique de confidentialité sur les sites internet des écoles :
• EIDM : Politique de confidentialité – EIDM (ecoledemode.fr)
• CMH : Politique de confidentialité – CMH (cmh-academy.com)
• AMOS : Politique-de-confidentialite – AMOS Sport Business School  (amos-business-school.eu)
• ESDAC : Politique de confidentialité – École supérieure de Design, darts appliqués et de communication (ecole-esdac.com)
• ENAAI : Mentions légales et politique de confidentialité – enaai.fr

Article 16 – RENONCIATION

Le fait pour ACE Education de ne pas se prévaloir à un moment donné de l’une quelconque des clauses des présentes, ne peut valoir renonciation à se prévaloir ultérieurement de ces mêmes clauses.
Date et signature de l’étudiant (si l’étudiant est majeur) précédée de la mention manuscrite : « Je certifie avoir pris connaissance des conditions ci-dessus et les accepter sans réserve »
Date et signature du représentant légal (si l’étudiant est mineur) précédée de la mention manuscrite : « Je certifie avoir pris connaissance des conditions ci-dessus et les accepter sans réserve »
Une fois mon diplôme obtenu, j’accepte que mes coordonnées personnelles soient conservées pour rentrer dans le programme Alumni ACE, mis en place par le groupe ACE Education.

B – GENERAL CONDITIONS OF SALE APPLICABLE TO ONLINE APPLICATION

Article 1 – FIELDS OF APPLICATION

These General Conditions of Sale, hereinafter referred to as General Conditions of Sale, are concluded between the parties:

The company AMOS CQFD, with domicile at 33 rue Daviel 75013 Paris in the Paris RCS at number 399 877 257, hereinafter referred to as AMOS,
And between any natural or legal person, individual or professional, under private or public law wishing to engage in one or more services provided by AMOS, hereinafter referred to as the Candidate.

Article 2 – PURPOSE

The General Terms and Conditions aim to define the terms of sale between AMOS and the Candidate, from the online order until the start of the competition.

These General Conditions of Sale, supplemented where applicable by special conditions present on the online application and/or annexes proposed by AMOS, are applicable, to the exclusion of all other conditions and in particular those of the Candidate, to any order by the Candidate for services. the AMOS company.

Article 3 – SERVICES

The services governed by these General Terms and Conditions are those which appear on the website and which are indicated as sold. They are offered within the limit of available places.

The services are described and presented with the greatest possible accuracy.

The photographs are not contractual.

AMOS reserves the right to cancel the competition or training due to insufficient numbers. The candidates concerned will be informed before the start of the competition or training.

Article 4 – PRICES

All our prices are inclusive of tax and do not include accommodation costs or meal costs.

Registration for the AMOS competition is conditional on full payment of the related fees. AMOS expressly reserves the right to freely use the place reserved by the candidate, as long as the registration fees have not been covered under the conditions provided for above.

Article 5 – THE ORDER

Once the order has been validated, the candidate must complete their contact details, payment terms and finally read and accept the General Terms and Conditions, this last step formalizing the service contract between AMOS and the candidate.

AMOS will acknowledge receipt of the order as soon as it is validated by sending an email indicating the place and time of the competition invitation.

Article 6 – PAYMENT TERMS

Payment is due upon ordering. Payment for online services can only be made by bank card (Carte Bleue, Visa, Mastercard).

Payments by credit card are made through a secure system such that the information transmitted is encrypted by software.

Article 7 – RIGHT OF WITHDRAWAL

By way of derogation from article L.121-20-1, 1° of the French Consumer Code and for any new contract subscribed, AMOS grants the candidate a right of withdrawal of 14 clear days from the date of acknowledgment of receipt of the order by email and entitles the candidate to reimbursement of sums already paid as soon as possible and no later than 14 (fourteen) days after the date on which the candidate exercised his right of withdrawal.

During this period, the candidate may request reimbursement without having to provide reasons or pay a penalty.

However, if the candidate completes his competition within the 14-day period, he will not be able to claim reimbursement of the costs relating to the competition.

Withdrawal will be done using the withdrawal form. Upon receipt, AMOS will send an acknowledgment of receipt of the withdrawal. Any request for withdrawal which does not respect the legal deadline or the formalities of the previous paragraph will not be taken into consideration.

Means of reimbursement

AMOS will reimburse you by transfer or check for your order. The refund will be effective no later than 14 days from the date of receipt of the withdrawal form.

Article 8 – SIGNATURE AND EVIDENCE

In all cases, the online provision of the bank card number and the final validation of the order will constitute proof of the entirety of said order in accordance with the provisions of the law of March 13, 2000 and will constitute payment of the sums incurred by the seizure of the services appearing on the order form.

This validation constitutes signature and express acceptance of all operations carried out on the website. However, in the event of fraudulent use of their bank card, the candidate is invited, as soon as this use is noticed, to contact AMOS.

Computerized records, kept in the computer systems of AMOS and its partners under reasonable security conditions, will be considered as proof of communications, orders and payments made between the parties.

Article 9 – RESPONSIBILITY

AMOS undertakes to take all care in carrying out the services. On the other hand, AMOS cannot be held liable in the event that the non-performance of its obligations is attributable to the contract to a case of force majeure as defined by French case law or to a strike. Likewise, AMOS cannot be held responsible when ordering online for any inconveniences or damages inherent to the use of the Internet network, in particular a break in service, an external intrusion or the presence of computer viruses.

Article 10 – APPLICABLE LAW AND JURISDICTIONAL JURISDICTION

These General Terms and Conditions are subject to French law. In the event of failure of an amicable procedure, any dispute arising from these General Terms and Conditions will fall under the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Paris.

This clause is stipulated in the interest of the company AMOS which reserves the right to waive it if it sees fit.

Article 11 – ACCEPTANCE OF THE CANDIDATE

These General Terms and Conditions are expressly approved and accepted by the candidate, who declares and acknowledges having perfect knowledge of them, and therefore waives the right to rely on any contradictory document.