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The general education High School consists of three classes: the 10th grade (SS2), for all students intending to pursue studies in one of the general stream courses. The 11th (SS3) and 12th grades (A level class) in the different streams lead to the baccalaureate exam.
The general education high school has three classes: the general second class, common to students intending to continue their studies in one of the general path series. The first and final classes in the different series lead to the baccalaureate exam.
The baccalaureate certifies knowledge and skills at the end of secondary education and constitutes the first level in higher education. As such, it entitles to the pursuit of higher education.
-For students who take the general baccalaureate from 2021, the streams have given
way to specialties, chosen at the end of the 11 th grade (SS1).
-The general stream leads to the pursuit of higher education mainly in university,
preparatory classes for grandes écoles or specialized schools.
The new baccalaureate restores to the baccalaureate its meaning and its usefulness with a repackaged examination and a simpler high school, more attuned to the aspirations of high school students, to enable them to project themselves towards success in higher education. There is no longer a general stream but courses chosen by each high school student according to their tastes and ambitions.
The 2021 baccalaureate is based partly on continuous assessment (joint assessments) and partly on final exams.
– The anticipated written and oral French paper will take place at the end of the 12th grade (SS3).
– In the final year, two written exams on specialization courses take place in the spring and two exams take place in June: the written oral philosophy paper prepared throughout the 12th grade and final year (final cycle).
4 principes
The high school offers three types of teaching:
New lessons allow students to share a scientific culture, learn to code and understand the major challenges of the contemporary world.
The technological path keeps its organization in streams. Adjustments will be made to provide a basis for a common culture base articulated with specialized teaching and guidance assistance.
Each high school student takes an early written and oral French exam at the end of the 12th grade year. In the final year, they present four final exams:
In high school classes, the use of new information and communication techniques is facilitated by equipping each room with internet access, a video projector and sometimes an Interactive Digital Board. The numbers of students in high school classes make it possible to customize the teaching, to insist on the acquisition of specific methods for each subject and to carry out a better follow-up of the students.