Question 10721 — exams, competitions and diplomas

Summary

Ms. Anne-Cécile Violland draws the attention of the Minister of Higher Education, Research and Space to the project to reform the national crafts certificate (BNMA), which plans to reduce the duration of training from four to three years. This reform, if implemented without in-depth consultation with stakeholders in the sector, risks compromising the quality of training for future professionals. In fact, the Art professions require sufficient learning and practice time to master complex skills and specific techniques. A reduction of one year could harm the acquisition of these skills and therefore the excellence of our internationally recognized sector. Furthermore, this reform raises questions about the working conditions of teachers, who will have to adapt their programs and methods. educational in a very short time, without guarantee of additional resources. This could also lead to work overload and a deterioration of teaching conditions, to the detriment of the quality of knowledge transmission. Finally, it is regrettable that this reform seems to be envisaged without broad and transparent consultation of professionals, teachers and representatives of the establishments concerned. That could represent the risk of further weakening a sector already facing numerous challenges. Also, she wanted to obtain details regarding the objectives pursued by this reform as well as the conditions and deadlines for implementation and how it intends to work on this subject in a concerted manner with all stakeholders.

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