Question 35781 — teaching

Summary

Mr. Erwan Balanant draws the attention of the Minister of National Education, Youth and Sports to the situation of educational assistants (AED) and more particularly to their career development within this body. Essential to the proper functioning of educational establishments, AEDs are not subject to the general civil service statute. These are the specific provisions of the 4th paragraph of article L. 916-1 of the code of education which provide for their recruitment through contracts of a maximum duration of three years, renewable within the limit of a total engagement period of six years. Certainly, the competition is the normal path to the future exercise of the teaching profession; Certainly there are recruitment facilities to exercise the function of CPE. However, it appears that many AEDs, particularly in rural areas, are not students but come from very diverse socio-professional categories and many have the objective of continuing their career beyond the 6 years of contract within the AED corps. Current legislation does not allow them to consider this prospect. The end of the contract suffered is badly received both by the AEDs but also by the establishments, forced to part with employees they have trained. It is therefore appropriate to examine the possibility of adapting the management of the careers of AEDs to the evolution of the public occupying these functions and to adapt the conditions of employment to the public satisfying the missions inherent to the functions of AED. The opening of the CDI to AEDs is a necessary adaptation of the 2003 law creating the body of AEDs. He asks him how the ministry intends to make this adaptation possible.

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