Millau: Virtual reality for waste sorting awareness

Millau's CREPT Formation uses VR headsets to educate trainees on proper waste sorting practices, in partnership with SYDOM Aveyron.

Generic image of a virtual reality headset being used in a learning context.
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Generic image of a virtual reality headset being used in a learning context.

In Millau, CREPT Formation offered an original waste sorting awareness activity, using virtual reality to educate 17 adult trainees.

CREPT Formation in Millau, an organization supporting employees and job seekers in their skills development, qualification, and certification projects, organized an innovative waste sorting awareness session on Friday, October 2nd. This initiative, led by trainer and coordinator Isabelle Laborie, allowed 17 adult trainees to participate in a free session facilitated by SYDOM Aveyron.
During this session, Jimmy, a waste and environment animator at SYDOM, reviewed the essential sorting instructions and discussed daily actions with participants to improve waste sorting.
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"Trainees were invited to participate in an immersive game allowing them to learn how to place each waste item in the appropriate bin or collection point."

CREPT Formation
The awareness campaign continued in a playful manner with virtual reality headsets. This immersive game interactively taught trainees how to place each waste item in the correct bin or collection point, reinforcing good habits.
Based on information from the official source: SYDOM Aveyron - Syndicat départemental des ordures ménagères (23/10/2026)