Question 36565 — secondary education

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Mrs. Céline Calvez questions the Secretary of State to the Minister of National Education, Youth and Sports, responsible for priority education, on the use of the tools and resources made available in the guidance of young people. During the high school years, around two thirds of young people say they are concerned about their professional orientation and almost half of 18-25 year olds say they are dissatisfied with the support offered by their establishment. High school students regularly turn to other forms of support than those offered by the high school. Furthermore, in 2020, 949,935 candidates confirmed, on Parcoursup, at least one orientation wish, an increase of almost 6% compared to 2019, which is also accompanied by a record number of wishes formulated on the platform (nearly 10.1 million). However, these Figures hide disparities because nearly 20% of workers' children believe that they had no choice in their career path, compared to 10% of executives' children. And, once their studies are completed, children from modest backgrounds are more likely to declare themselves dissatisfied with the direction they have chosen. Also, beyond the reform of the professional path, initiated in 2018, the deployment of educational cities or even the system of the Cordées de lasuccess, she would like to know what new tools and resources can be made available to young people, and in particular those from the least well-off socio-professional classes, as part of their orientation, so that they are better informed, because information is very often the key to successful orientation.

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