Roles and missions of the Facilitator
The Facilitator is a professional who helps groups achieve their objectives and manage their activities effectively. They help create a dynamic, caring community where members can feel at ease and create a positive atmosphere for learning and sharing. The main tasks and missions of a Facilitator are as follows:
Set up an environment conducive to learning, promoting open and honest dialogue between group members.
Develop and facilitate activities aimed at improving the skills and capabilities of group members.
Plan and implement group activities with precision.
Help resolve conflicts and encourage constructive dialogue between group members.
Create experiences that encourage member commitment and collaboration.
Provide support and advice to members on their activities and projects.
Encourage innovation and create opportunities to explore new ideas.
Ensure the smooth running of meetings and help members make decisions.
Gather and analyze data and information to make decisions and solve problems.
Prepare and produce reports and documents related to group activities and projects.
Participate in meetings and seminars to keep abreast of the latest trends and practices in facilitation.
Maintain good relations with group members and other team members.
Facilitators are highly qualified and competent individuals who play a key role in the success of a project.
Salary and career development for Facilitators
Facilitators are professionals who play an essential role in the success of companies and organizations. They act as intermediaries between technical and general staff, facilitating the organization's communication, training and production processes. A facilitator's salary varies according to their experience and the industry in which they work. Here are some general trends in the gross annual salary for a facilitator in France, based on years of experience:
0 to 2 years: between 24,861 and 28,614 euros gross per year
2 to 5 years: between 28,615 and 32,745 euros gross annually
5 to 10 years: between 32,746 and 41,043 euros gross per annum
10 to 15 years: between 41,044 and 50,581 euros gross annually
Over 15 years: more than 50,582 euros gross annually
Facilitators can also continue to develop their careers and move into other professions. Here are just a few examples of possible careers linked to the experience and skills acquired as a facilitator:
Business analyst
Management consultant
Training consultant
Project manager
Department or service manager
