Xavier's problem "
is that nothing pleases him
."
Well, never for long, corrects her mother Anne V., 49 years old, interior decorator.
While the post-baccalaureate admission procedure opened on January 17 - final year students have until mid-March to express their wishes on Parcoursup - this final year student at the Lycée Fénelon, in Paris, has not the tail of an idea of what he will study next school year.
“
He likes math, drawing, but nothing stands out.
Every time I offer him a nice path of study, he refuses.
He likes to save but it's not a job.
Or maybe a banker?...
"
At the end of January, Xavier will have an appointment with Odiep, a private Parisian coaching and academic guidance firm.
In 2020, his brother Théophile convinced himself to study law.
Her third year at the Descartes university was going “
very very
” well, Anne tried again.
The government guidance platform Parcoursup is criticized for its opacity.
In recent years, thousands of parents have requested the services of guidance “coaches”…
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