The information on this site is subject to a disclaimer and a copyright notice . Those who have not gone on into education after school often cannot find a job because they are under-qualified. RTA's programme has four components. The first is the integration programme itself, then there is the audio-visual production training, followed by a one month traineeship, and finally a guidance and counselling programme to help students find work. Having different departments enables us to assess the youngsters' real needs.
Students also take classes which encourage critical analysis and encourage life-long learning.
At the end of the first period, they are expected to produce a documentary which is then judged by a jury. After some more training, participants sit another exam to assess whether they have mastered the required skills. The training takes place in RTA buildings in Namur where all the necessary equipment is available. The next step in the programme is a work placement lasting at least one month during which the trainees go to local television stations, youth organisations or the RTA studios. Subsequent to this, each student receives help in their search for employment.