Question 14267 — higher education

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Ms. Colette Capdevielle draws the attention of the Minister of Higher Education, Research and Space to the issues related to training in animal osteopathy, at the dawn of the publication of the training framework planned for summer 2026. Higher education establishments in animal osteopathy are concerned about the creation of a fixed list of diplomas allowing access to training or the exam. Indeed, the reforms successive and the European harmonization of academic courses lead to a regular evolution of diploma titles. This list would then risk excluding candidates with the required skills, due to difficulties of interpretation or non-recognition of equivalent diplomas. Those involved in animal osteopathy training also highlight the delay taken by France in terms of educational modernity, compared to its European neighbors. These have largely integrated asynchronous teaching, which, accompanied by rigorous supervision and regular assessments, would, according to trainers, offer better results than exclusively face-to-face teaching. The integration of these modalities in France would not only make it possible to meet the expectations of professionals and learners, but also to strengthen the attractiveness and competitiveness of French training on a European scale. She therefore asks what guarantees will make it possible to take into account the evolution of long-term training and to assess the equivalences of diplomas obtained in other Member States of the European Union. She also questions him about the measures that could be adopted to modernize animal osteopathy training and open it to asynchronous teaching.

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