What makes us special ?
The French education system is structured into three-year cycles, with students required to demonstrate proficiency in a set of skills defined by the national curriculum at the end of each cycle. Schools are accredited by the French Education Nationale and adapt the curricula to local specificities for the teaching of history and geography and language and literature.
This teaching is based on the progressive acquisition of skills from nursery school to 3rd year of secondary school, with the following outcomes:
– validation of the common core of knowledge, skills and culture defined in the July 8th 2013 legislation
– the Diplôme National du Brevet, the first exam and official diploma of the school curriculum.
Excellence in children’s education is guaranteed not only by high academic standards in a wide range of subjects, but also by the development of their personality, their working methods and their ability to work in groups.
French-style education respects pupils’ learning rhythms and ensures that progress is carefully monitored. Pupils are given personalised support by the teaching staff.
French lycées offer a common first year, enabling students to move progressively towards majors. Students obtain the French baccalauréat, a diploma recognised by all countries for university entrance. Students are fluent in several languages (French, languages of the host country, English, etc.) and go on to successful international careers.
