“It was a difficult case. The death of a young girl in a car accident and the mother who was in the hospital. The daddy, he had almost only me. I have never felt so useful. He even came by to thank me months after the funeral. ”
Coralie Bossard, 29, worked for seven years as a funeral counselor and has recently been a trainer.
“From my baccalaureate, I wanted this job, after the death of a friend.
For the human side, the relationship, but also a certain curiosity, ”
continues the young woman.
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Twenty-three thousand to 25,000 people work in the funeral industry in France for only half a dozen places of training.
Created twenty-one years ago, the La Roche-sur-Yon School of Funetics trains around 180 professionals per year, two-thirds of whom are women.
A range of increasingly qualified trades that require a diploma since 2013. The marble worker, who builds the grave, the gravedigger, who digs the hole, the funeral operator, who brings the coffin or the urn,
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