La Mairie annexe accueille de magnifiques photographies de l'altiplano bolivien pour célébrer l'Amérique latine.
Dans le cadre de la Semaine de l'Amérique Latine et des Caraïbes, avec le concours de la Maison de l'Amérique Latine en Rhône-Alpes Auvergne et l'union des Consuls Honoraires en France, Sébastien Lagnier expose ses "Paysages Abstraits empruntés à l'Altiplano Bolivien" à la Mairie annexe jusqu’au 8 juin 2016.
La suite de l'exposition est présentée à la MALRA, 2 rue Lainerie et à la Galerie Ahtzic Silis, 6 rue Mazard, jusqu’au 2 juillet 2016, l’après-midi.
The French education system is highly centralized and compulsory between ages 6-16. It includes kindergarten, primary school, middle school, and high school. Students are assessed with exams like the brevet and baccalaureate. Education is free and mostly public. The school year runs September to July with long breaks. Students have Wednesday afternoons off. Teachers require competitive exams and make up 859,300 of the workforce in public and private schools.
La Mairie annexe accueille de magnifiques photographies de l'altiplano bolivien pour célébrer l'Amérique latine.
Dans le cadre de la Semaine de l'Amérique Latine et des Caraïbes, avec le concours de la Maison de l'Amérique Latine en Rhône-Alpes Auvergne et l'union des Consuls Honoraires en France, Sébastien Lagnier expose ses "Paysages Abstraits empruntés à l'Altiplano Bolivien" à la Mairie annexe jusqu’au 8 juin 2016.
La suite de l'exposition est présentée à la MALRA, 2 rue Lainerie et à la Galerie Ahtzic Silis, 6 rue Mazard, jusqu’au 2 juillet 2016, l’après-midi.
The French education system is highly centralized and compulsory between ages 6-16. It includes kindergarten, primary school, middle school, and high school. Students are assessed with exams like the brevet and baccalaureate. Education is free and mostly public. The school year runs September to July with long breaks. Students have Wednesday afternoons off. Teachers require competitive exams and make up 859,300 of the workforce in public and private schools.
The document provides information on the French education system. It discusses the aims and structure of education in France, including mandatory schooling from ages 6-16, the curriculum at different levels, and the national education ministry that regulates education. It also summarizes key aspects of the French education system such as the baccalaureate exam required to graduate high school, options for higher education, holidays and breaks, and requirements to become a teacher in France.
Higher education in France is comprised of three main types of institutions: universities, grandes écoles, and specialist schools. Universities are public and open to all, offering a wide range of programs over various lengths of study. The grandes écoles are more selective and specialized. Specialist schools focus on specific areas. Standardization across Europe is working to make higher education more cohesive, with common structures like the three-year bachelor's degree and two-year master's degree. Studying in France involves applying directly to universities or grandes écoles. The cost of living is relatively affordable, with housing assistance available and average monthly expenses of €300-600.
A presentation about France's educational system. It includes discussion about teacher training, government support, benefits, teacher hiring, legal matters on education.
