Two levels of recognition in France

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  1. Lerner

    Lerner Well-Known Member

    Sorry if I post to mach on this subject, I do have life:)

    But this issue is very interesting to me and I hope to some readers as well.

    Two level recognition of Privet Ecoles - Institutes in France.

    All private institutions can request state recognition.

    First Level

    The Minister for Higher Education grants recognition by decree. Recognized institutions are entitled to receive state subsidies and their students can receive public education grants. Recognized institutions are subject to inspection, and the appointment of their directors and teaching staff is subject to approval by the recteur of the académie.

    Final level:

    The Minister for Higher Education can, by decree, grant institutions that have been recognized by the State for at least five years the right to award official certificates ("revêtus du visa officiel' in current jargon). The criteria for awarding this right are the same as for recognition, but include additional requirements concerning the level and quality of education.

    If Sorbon has the # 1 they they have 3 to 5 years for the Final one.

    Regards,

    Lerner
     

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