CMA Digital Training: +50% Registrations in H1 2026

Artisans favor flexible and directly applicable formats to grow their businesses.

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Digital training courses offered by the Chambers of Trades and Crafts (CMA) saw a 50% increase in registrations in the first half of 2026, demonstrating their relevance for artisans seeking to develop their businesses.

Balancing training and professional activity can be challenging for artisans juggling business management, client appointments, and administrative obligations. CMA's online digital training offers a flexible solution, allowing individuals to learn at their own pace from their workplace or home.
In response to the demand for practical solutions to grow their businesses, artisans are turning to these courses. They cover concrete topics such as sales, public procurement, customer relations, trade show participation, and takeaway sales, aiming to provide effective methods and tools to enhance efficiency, expand clientele, and evolve their businesses.
The success of digital training, marked by a 50% rise in registrations in the first half of 2026, confirms artisans' growing interest in flexible and directly applicable learning formats. Whether a business owner, a collaborating spouse, or an employee, these courses are designed to meet specific needs and facilitate personalized progress.
These training programs offer opportunities to enhance visibility, improve efficiency, find new clients, or discover new tools, providing a wealth of ideas and methods for business development. Artisans are encouraged to explore the full range of CMA digital training offerings to find the best fit for their needs.
Based on information from the official source: CMA France (Chambres de métiers et de l'artisanat) (09/10/2026)