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CNFPT AUVERGNE - RHÔNE - ALPES ANTENNE DE LA LOIRE - SAINT-ÉTIENNE A 72 Carnot L’ANTENNE DE LA LOIRE 24, rue d’Arcole Saint-Étienne Châteaucreux Jean Jaurès N 488 T1 T2 T2 Châteaucreux A 72 D 3 Le Clapier N 88 D 201 D 8 Solaure T1 LIGNE DE TRAMWAY ARRÊTS N 88 500 M D 1082 1 KM 24, rue d’Arcole 42000 SAINT-ÉTIENNE Tél. 04 77 49 68 30 Site internet : www.cnfpt.fr Coordonnées GPS : 45.440322, 4.383064 EN TRAIN Arrivées et départs des Gares SNCF : Clapier : 10 minutes à pied ; Carnot : 10 minutes à pied ou prendre le tramway ligne T1 direction Solaure ou ligne T2 direction Châteaucreux. Descendre à la station Jean-Jaurès ; La Terrasse : prendre le tramway ligne T1 direction Solaure. Descendre à la station Jean-Jaurès ; Châteaucreux : prendre le tramway ligne T2 direction Cité du Design. Descendre à la station Jean-Jaurès ou 25 minutes à pied depuis la gare Châteaucreux. http://www.ter.sncf.com/auvergne-rhone-alpes http://www.sncf.com EN TRAMWAY Station tramway la plus proche : Jean-Jaurès. http://www.reseau-stas.fr EN VÉLO Les trois stations les plus proches : Gare du Clapier, Jacquart et Jean-Jaurès. http://velivert.smoove.fr/ COVOITURAGE MOBISTAGE vous propose des solutions de covoiturage et les itinéraires en transport en commun pour vous rendre en formation. Pour y accéder, il faut s’être inscrit à une formation du CNFPT (stagiaire et intervenant) et avoir renseigné son email. www.mobistage.cnfpt.fr En venant de Lyon, par l’A47 En arrivant sur Saint-Etienne, suivre la direction Firminy - Le Puy. Prendre ensuite la sortie St Genest Lerpt - Roche La Molière. Puis la sortie St-Etienne ouest (au 1er rond-point) et direction - Musée de la Mine, jusqu’au parking Le Clapier. En venant de Clermont-Ferrand - Roanne - Montbrison par l’A72/E70 Prendre la sortie d’autoroute N°10 et suivre la direction Firminy-Le Puy, puis la direction Villars ouest par la D201. Prendre la sortie en direction de Roche La Molière - Saint Victor sur Loire – Saint-Etienne ouest par la D3. Au rond-point, prendre la sortie en direction de Saint-Etienne ouest. Entrer dans Saint-Etienne et suivre la direction Musée de la Mine jusqu’au parking Le Clapier. En venant de Haute Loire - Le Puy - Firminy par la N 88 Avant d’arriver à Saint-Etienne, prendre la sortie Saint Genest Lerpt - Roche La Molière. Puis la sortie Saint-Etienne ouest (au 1er rond-point) et direction Musée de la Mine jusqu’au parking Le Clapier. Parking relais http://www.saint-etienne-metropole.fr/plus-pres-de-vous/vos-deplacements/stationnement/ STATIONNEMENT Pas de parking ni de restauration au sein des locaux du CNFPT. Pour le stationnement, parking Le Clapier conseillé. INFORMATIONS PRATIQUES L’hébergement est assuré sur Saint-Etienne. La restauration se situe à proximité du CNFPT (3 minutes à pied). GRAPHIQUE STUDIO CNFPT - le CNFPT facilite l’accueil des agent.e.s en situation de handicap permanent ou temporaire lors des sessions de formation et met en œuvre si nécessaire des mesures de compensation des handicaps à travers des aides techniques. Afin de préparer au mieux votre accueil, contactez votre service formation ou le conseiller.ère formation responsable du stage. ©17/13143/PE.

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