Pap Ndiaye takes stock of the reform of the vocational high school

Pap Ndiaye is the guest of Sunday in politics, Sunday May 7. By way of introduction, the Minister of Education evoked the coronation of Charles III and the relationship to colonialism. In particular, it highlights the developments underway in the United Kingdom. Then, the successor of Jean-Michel Blanquer returned to the reform of the vocational high school, presented Thursday, May 4. With this reform, the government wishes in particular “bringing the school closer to companies”. To do this, four weeks of additional internship will be offered to final year students.

Update on the Marianne case

In addition, the training map will be reviewed. “For three years, the training card has returned every year. […] We are going to accelerate the movement, in connection with the regions”, explains the Minister. Before continuing: “There are sectors that will see their workforce reduced because these are sectors that no longer correspond to the job market.” The government account develop industrial training. Pap Ndiaye also returned to the Marianne fund. “It’s not a state affair. A judicial inquiry has been opened. The general administration inspectorate has also opened an administrative investigation., he says. The Senate will also open an investigation.