EATP Egletons

What EATP Egletons does

EATP Egletons (legally ASS GESTION ECOLE APPLI METIERS TRAVAUX PUBLICS) is a French non-profit vocational training institution founded in 1943 and headquartered at Avenue des Papes Limousins in Égletons, Corrèze. It delivers initial training exclusively for the Travaux Publics (public works) sector through five programs: CAP Conducteur d'Engins (heavy equipment operation and maintenance), Bac Pro Travaux Publics (site coordination), Bac Pro Géomètre (topographic surveying, including tachéomètre, GNSS, scanner, and drone techniques), Bac Pro Maintenance des Matériels (equipment repair covering mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, electrical, and embedded electronic systems), and BTS Travaux Publics (site management and supervision). Its teaching is anchored in physical infrastructure—90 hectares of exercise platforms, modern workshops, and a regularly renewed fleet of 160 public works machines—which is described as the school's defining differentiator and supports a 100% exam pass rate sustained for over a decade, with multiple students annually awarded at the Concours Général des Métiers at the Sorbonne since 2018.

The institution operates as an Association Déclarée under French law (Code NAF 8532Z) and is linked to two adjacent entities in the same educational group: CFCTP for continuing education of public works operators and EFIATP for apprenticeship-based training of engineers and technicians. It enrolls roughly 600 students and trainees annually under 85 instructors; recruitment is event-driven, with annual open houses in February, applications accepted from late January to mid-April, and the academic year beginning in late August. Revenue sources include student boarding and tuition fees (approximately 2,100 EUR per year for BTS and roughly 3,000 EUR for CAP/Bac Pro boarding) and, given its non-profit status, public funding typical of French technical schools; no external investment, parent company, or M&A activity is disclosed.

The school's customer base is structurally diversified across individual students and their families rather than concentrated enterprise contracts, with the implicit buyer-side counterpart being the French public works industry which absorbs graduates into operational and supervisory roles. The strategic profile is that of a stable, single-site specialty school with a deep but narrow TAM: physical and accreditation constraints cap geographic expansion, while its specialized infrastructure and curriculum create durable barriers to entry for generalist competitors.

Name

EATP Egletons

Legal name

ASS GESTION ECOLE APPLI METIERS TRAVAUX PUBLICS

Website

https://eatp.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

1943

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

51–100 employees

Short description

EATP Egletons is a French non-profit vocational school founded in 1943 that trains students in public works trades (CAP, Bac Pro, BTS) across equipment operation, site coordination, surveying, and maintenance, serving approximately 600 students annually on a single 90-hectare campus in Égletons.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

Égletons

HQ country

France

HQ region

Europe

Offices2 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Infrastructure, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Student tuition and boarding fees: Annual fees for vocational training programs. CAP and Bac Pro students pay approximately 3,000 EUR per year for boarding (accommodation and meals). BTS (Higher Technician) students pay approximately 2,100 EUR annually, which includes tuition and access to equipped studios, with meals charged separately.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels3 records

Core offering

EATP Egletons is a vocational training school that delivers initial formation programs (CAP, Bac Pro, BTS) in Public Works (Travaux Publics), including heavy equipment operation, equipment maintenance, land surveying/topography, public works site coordination, and site management. Training is delivered on a 90-hectare campus in Égletons, France, with 85 instructors, modern workshops, and a fleet of 160 public works machines, serving approximately 600 students per year.

Product overview

EATP Egletons is a vocational school offering initial training in public works (Travaux Publics) since 1943. The institution operates as a unified training platform providing five specialized programs: CAP Conducteur d'Engins (heavy equipment operation), Bac Pro Travaux Publics (public works project coordination), Bac Pro Géomètre (surveyor/topographer), Bac Pro Maintenance des Matériels (equipment maintenance), and BTS Travaux Publics (site management). The school facilities include 90 hectares of practical exercise platforms, modern workshops, and a fleet of 160 public works machines. Annual enrollment reaches approximately 600 students. The programs are designed as a progression pathway from CAP through Bac Pro to BTS level, with emphasis on hands-on practical training on school construction sites.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• CAP Conducteur d'Engins Vocational training (CAP level) in operating and maintaining public works equipment, designed for young students entering the construction and public works trades.
• Bac Pro Travaux Publics Professional Bac Pro diploma training students to coordinate team activities on public works construction sites.
• Bac Pro Géomètre Bac Pro diploma preparing students to measure, represent and produce plans of terrains, buildings and infrastructures using topographic surveying techniques including tachéomètre, GNSS, scanner and drone technologies.
• Bac Pro Maintenance des Matériels Bac Pro diploma preparing students for maintenance and repair of equipment used on public works sites, in the field or in repair workshops; covers machines, engines, transmissions, hydraulic, pneumatic, electrical systems and embedded electronics.
• BTS Travaux Publics Two-year higher technician diploma (BTS) preparing students for site management roles in public works, covering structural studies, construction technology, site preparation, management and execution.

Quantifiable outcome

• 100% exam pass rate for over 10 consecutive years
• +1 more outcomes

Named customers2 records

Segments2 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

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Partnerships

Two partnerships are on record, tiered minor.

• CFCTP (Centre de Formation des Conducteurs de Travaux Publics)minorOthersRelated establishment within the same educational group, located in Egletons. CFCTP focuses on training heavy equipment operators. The EATP website links to CFCTP as part of its institutional network.
• EFIATP (École de Formation par Alternance des Ingénieurs et Techniciens en Travaux Publics)minorOthersRelated establishment for alternating (apprenticeship) training of engineers and technicians in public works. EATP students can pursue further studies at EFIATP in BTS MGTMN (alternating) or Licence Pro. Website links to EFIATP as part of institutional network.

Scale indicators6 records

Recent moves4 records

Expansion highlights3 records

Broad incumbents

• AFPA: Agence nationale pour la formation professionnelle des adultes — France's national vocational training agency. Offers broader vocational programs including construction trades, serving as a publicly-funded incumbent competing with EATP for adult learners and entry-level trainees.
• CCI Formation: Training arm of France's Chambers of Commerce and Industry (CCI), offering a broad vocational and continuing education portfolio including some BTP-adjacent programs. A broader incumbent that competes for the same student applicant pool seeking applied credentials.
• GRETA: National network of public continuing education (Groupements d'Établissements) attached to the French Ministry of Education. Offers BTP-related vocational modules that overlap with EATP's BTS-level offerings, though across a much broader educational portfolio.

Direct peers

• BTP CFA: National network of apprenticeship training centers (Centres de Formation d'Apprentis) for the construction and public works industry. Directly comparable to EATP in delivering BTP-specific vocational credentials through a multi-site French network.
• Compagnons du Devoir: Historic French trades training organization offering itinérant (traveling) apprenticeship pathways across multiple skilled trades including construction-related disciplines. Compares to EATP on tradition, craftsmanship focus, and employer-integrated vocational outcomes.
• MFR (Maisons Familiales Rurales): Federation of rural family-based vocational training houses offering alternance-style education across France. Comparable to EATP on rural France footprint, vocational credential range, and youth-focused practical training approach.
• Compagnons du Tour de France: Federation of construction trades training with itinerant apprenticeship model covering masonry, carpentry, and related BTP specialties. Overlaps with EATP's vocational training model and serves a similar French employer base in the construction sector.
• CFM BTP: Construction industry training specialist serving the BTP sector with continuing education and initial training programs. Overlaps directly with EATP's curriculum scope across public works and construction equipment trades.
• AFTRAL: France's largest private vocational training group, with explicit programs for heavy equipment operation (engins de chantier) and goods transport. Directly competes with EATP for the same cohort of French vocational students entering the construction equipment operator pipeline.
• EFIATP: Apprenticeship-based engineering and technician training school for public works — a related institution within the same educational group as EATP. Directly comparable as a TP-focused vocational training provider operating in the same Corrèze geography and feeding into the same student pipeline.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

• Facebookfacebook.com/EATP19
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/eatp

Revenue estimate

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Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

Subsidiaries2 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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