This article approaches apprenticeship in France and Germany through the analyse of local public policies in Alsace (France), and especially the program of “cross-border apprenticeship”. Local French and German stakeholders' practices and representations will be analysed, in order to examine to what extend the comparison between both national systems shapes public action. Indeed, cross-border vocational training policy is at the intersection of discourses and tools from local, national and European levels of public action. It appears that, despite the mobilization of public stakeholders, cross-border apprenticeship remains an unusual experience. © 2019 Documentation Francaise. All rights reserved.
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