On June 9, the Strasbourg premises of the National Institute of Public Service (INSP), the “new ENA”, were deserted by their usual occupants.
More than 80% of the students of the Germaine Tillion promotion (2021-2022), the last of the ENA and the first to come out of the INSP, were on strike to
“warn about
(their)
training conditions”
.
“Future senior French officials do not necessarily have the vocation to initiate this type of movement… That says a lot about their fed up”,
slips Jan Martin, administrative magistrate, himself passed by the ENA and representing CGT on the school board until the end of 2021.
A month after this historic mobilization, nothing is filtering through Strasbourg.
Neither the Germaine Tillion promotion nor the management of the INSP wished to speak to Le
Figaro
.
Students are currently taking their final exams.
Their results will depend on the famous exit classification, which will determine their assignment in the fall.
Widely criticized...
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