Question 15403 — territorial civil service

Summary

Mr. Pierrick Courbon draws the attention of the Minister of Culture to the situation of territorial artistic teaching assistants (ATEA), who remain classified in category B of the territorial civil service. This ranking no longer corresponds either to their level of qualification or to the reality of their missions. To take the external competition, candidates must hold level 6 diplomas conferring the grade of license, such as the state diploma for music or dance teacher or the university diploma for performing musician (DUMI). Like national education teachers recruited at the same level, ATEAs exercise full educational autonomy. They provide teaching, monitoring and evaluation of students in cycles 1 to 3, coordinate projects and work with schools, cultural and medico-social structures. From the decree of September 3, 2025, they can even, by way of derogation, supervise students in the preparatory cycle for higher education. As early as 2018, a report presented to the Superior Council of the Territorial Civil Service recommended their reclassification in category A, emphasizing that this measure would have a limited cost given the workforce concerned. Many professionals therefore believe that maintaining ATEAs in category B is no longer justified. He therefore asks whether the Government intends to initiate, in conjunction with the Minister responsible for the civil service, the reclassification of territorial artistic teaching assistants into category A, in order to recognize their level of qualification, their educational responsibilities and their essential contribution to artistic teaching throughout the territory.

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