The obstacle to transitions is not will. It is skill. Micellium Academy trains the people who make them happen
At a time when business models are undergoing profound change, organisations (whether companies, local authorities or institutions) face a dual challenge: understanding the complex issues involved in transitions and securing the talent needed to put these changes into practice. Micellium Academy operates precisely at this intersection between knowledge and action, with a clear ambition: to train in order to transform.
A range of training courses designed to support skills development across three key transitions: the Agricultural Transition, the Ecological Transition, and the Energy Transition.
To train professionals capable of analyzing, preserving, and restoring biodiversity. To provide solutions to reduce the collapse of living systems and adapt to climate change.
To train professionals capable of analyzing, preserving and restoring biodiversity. To propose solutions to reduce the collapse of living things and adapt to global warming.
To develop skills in the protection of marine ecosystems and the sustainable management of coastal resources. To preserve marine ecosystems and protect the coastline, while promoting sustainable fishing.
To acquire the technical and strategic skills needed to develop renewable energy and reduce the costs and carbon footprint of the global energy mix.
Support transition toward a bio-regenerative agriculture restoring living soils and biodversity.
To link sustainable food systems with human health and social cohesion and promote better nutrition to enhance health and well‑being.
To design and steer regenerative economic and territorial systems by transforming material and energy flows into circular loops that create ecological, social, and economic value.
Companies, associations, elected officials or local authorities that can mobilise their training plan
whose students will come as part of their training course to their program via partnership agreements, to learn differently, in pioneering ecosystems of the transition
People wishing to adapt or reorient their career and prepare for the transition jobs and the jobs of tomorrow. Young graduates wishing to acquire technical skills to meet the needs of the work-study market
The Octans campus will be located on the Giens peninsula in Hyères. A cutting-edge site combining a wooden and concrete structure with curved lines, nestled within the surrounding dunes. It represents the Ocean, Seas & Marine Ecosystems thematics and the Renewable Energy & Grid Flexibility sector.
The Agriterra campus at Gaussan Abbey was established within the abbey of the same name. Since its construction in the 12th century, the estate has been dedicated to farming the surrounding land, making the building a testament to the evolution of agricultural practices. He represents the Agroecology & Soil Regeneration thematics and the Integrated Water Management System division.
To provide everyone with a pathway to the jobs of the future amid ongoing societal transitions, through a network of schools that are placed-based with an approach that combines excellence, accessibility, and global impact.