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Cookie Management Policy

This policy explains what cookies are and which ones are used on our site. BCIT Formation uses only strictly necessary cookies: no consent is required.

1. What is a cookie?

A cookie is a small text file deposited and stored on your device (computer, tablet, smartphone) when you visit a website. It allows in particular to recognize your device, to remember certain information related to your session and to facilitate your use of the site.

2. Our approach: strictly necessary cookies only

Our site uses only strictly necessary cookies for its operation and security (session management, security, live chat). We do not use any audience measurement, analytics or marketing cookies, and we do not place any cookies intended to track you for advertising purposes.

Since strictly necessary cookies are essential to providing the service you request, they are exempt from consent under Article 82 of the Computer and Freedoms Act and the CNIL guidelines. No banner of consent is therefore required or displayed.

3. Cookies used on our site

4. utm_campaign, utm_source, utm_medium: URL parameters, not cookies

The elements utm_campaign, utm_source and utm_medium are URL parameters (present in a link's address) and not cookies. They make it possible to identify the source of a visit when you arrive on the site from a specific link. Since they are not cookies deposited on your device, they are not subject to the regulations relating to cookies and are not subject to consent.

5. Information banner

An informational and non-blocking banner may appear during your visit to notify you that only strictly necessary cookies are used. This banner is purely informational: it does not request consent and does not condition access to the site.

6. Browser settings

You can configure your browser to accept or refuse cookies, or to be notified of their deposit. Each browser has its own management procedures, so we invite you to consult its help menu. However, refusing strictly necessary cookies may affect the proper functioning of the site.

7. More information

For more information on how we process your personal data, please consult our privacy policy (GDPR).