Question 19204 — French people abroad

Summary

Ms. Amélia Lakrafi draws the attention of the Minister of Higher Education, Research and Innovation to the conditions of access of French high school students residing abroad to post-baccalaureate courses provided in France, giving rise to prior selection based on application and interview. Indeed, according to numerous testimonies brought to its attention, some of these students are forced to give up the course of their choice in due to multiple elements tending to hinder their ability to present themselves at the crucial stage of the interview. Lack of flexibility on the dates proposed by establishments, notification sent at too short a deadline, refusal of course managers to allow the organization of interviews by video-conference, including when these are placed under the control and with the assistance of French diplomatic posts: these are the most common obstacles faced by young French people living abroad whose families do not necessarily have the financial means to buy a last-minute plane ticket to allow their child to take these interviews. In this context and taking into account the possibilities offered by new technologies to be able to facilitate remote interviews in particular, she would like to be aware of the measures that could be put in place to encourage all higher education establishments, including private ones, to adapt selection conditions to the specific constraints of distant candidates.

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