Emmanuel Macron will go to Les Sables-d'Olonne (Vendée) on Tuesday to present "
all the lines
" of his project to reform the professional path, "
particularly important
project " for the five-year term, the Elysée announced on Monday.
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Accompanied by the Minister of National Education Pap Ndiaye and the Minister in charge of Vocational Education and Training Carole Grandjean, the Head of State will go to the professional high school Éric Tabarly, high school for nautical professions, automotive and industry.
The President of the Republic will meet there the educational team, the students as well as business leaders involved in the establishment's training.
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Emmanuel Macron will present "
his ambitions for the professional path
" and "
his project for vocational high schools
", with "
three lines of action
": "
how to make vocational high schools more attractive, how to improve professional integration and how to improve the pursuit of studies for young people on the professional path
, ”said the Elysée.
Emmanuel Macron had called at the end of August, before the rectors of the academy, for a "
deep transformation
" of the professional path, with the desire to "
reattach very in depth and upstream the vocational high school with the world of work
", to develop "
the internship time of at least 50%
», and pay them better or recruit more teachers from the professional world.
He said he wanted to rely on “
what we managed to do through the apprenticeship reform
”, which saw the number of apprentices increase sharply.
This reform worries the vocational education unions, which met in inter-union at the end of August to denounce "
a strong threat to the future of vocational high schools
" and a "
project to disorganize the school vocational path
".
For the Élysée, "
there is no threat at all in relation to vocational high schools
", but on the contrary "
the will
to work on strengthening this path, to make it a real path to success.
Less than a third of high school students, or about 630,000 students, are educated in vocational high schools.
