Question 12114 — young people

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Mr. Hervé de Lépinau draws the attention of the Minister of National Education to the guidance of young people. Several Vaucluse associations believe that many young people do not benefit from individualized support due to the understaffing of national education psychologists, which leads to inequalities in access to information and choices of orientation that are sometimes made. Independent professionals offer structured and complementary assessments of the public service, contributing to academic success and the prevention of dropping out. Such recognition would make it possible to broaden access to individualized support, currently reserved for the most advantaged families, to reduce the reorientations undergone and school dropouts and to improve equality of opportunity by offering each young person structured support to build their project. studies and integration. This would also help to optimize public investment, by limiting the cost of years of unfinished studies. He asks him if he plans to regulate and recognize these services fiscally, possibly as part of a territorial experiment, in order to improve equality of opportunity and make this support accessible to more families.

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