Higher Education: After the Senate Report, Minister Philippe Baptiste Wants to Discuss the Place of the Baccalaureate for Access to Education
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On Thursday, his national education counterpart assured him that "we must not only culturally, we must all run after higher education." According to him, "better support should be given to production trades, technical trades".
Philippe Baptiste spoke on the day after the publication of a Senate report advocating, among other things, the abolition of the right of automatic access to graduate studies.
The Minister of Higher Education Philippe Baptiste believes that the baccalaureate must become a subject of debate in the next presidential election The place of the baccalaureate "must be
The baccalaureate, which has entered the university, must be debated during the presidential elections. The Minister of Higher Education points to high failure rates and suggests a year of propedeutics.
A Senate report calls for the abolition of the automatic access of bachelors to higher education. Philippe Baptiste wishes to bring this debate to the presidential level and defends years of refresher education for some students.
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