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Introduction to the Licence SEF - EAEP Program

The Licence SEF - EAEP program is a joint initiative between the Faculty of Arts, Letters, Languages, and Human Sciences (ALLSH) and the Inspť d'Aix-Marseille. This program is designed for students who aspire to become primary school teachers, providing them with a comprehensive education that combines theoretical knowledge with practical skills.

Program Description

The Licence SEF - EAEP program is a progressive, multidisciplinary, and diversified course that allows students to develop their skills and knowledge over the course of three years. The program is structured around a common core of education and training, with a focus on the development of professional competencies.

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The common core of the program includes:

• Methodology of research in education and training
• Specialist languages for other disciplines (English)
• Digital tools
• Methodology of university work
• Professional project and orientation

L1, L2, and L3

The program is divided into three levels:

• L1: Analysis of intervention in school, educational policies, psychology, and sociology
• L2: Inclusive education, student educational pathways, foreign education systems, learning and evaluation, didactics, social engagement, and sustainable development
• L3: Learning and pedagogical engineering, project approach, tools for analyzing practices, and professional gestures of teachers in primary schools

Consolidation and Specialization

The program also includes consolidation and specialization courses for teaching in primary schools, such as:

• Mathematics for primary school teaching
• French for primary school teaching
• Interdisciplinary approaches to teaching

Stages

The program includes mandatory internships in L1, L2, and L3, which provide students with direct contact with teaching practices in diverse professional contexts. The internships are:

• 30 hours per semester in L1
• 40 hours per semester in L2
• 48 hours per semester in L3

Students also have the opportunity to complete internships abroad or participate in a semester-long study mobility program.

Competencies

The program is designed to develop a range of competencies, including:

• Cooperating and working in a team
• Developing and exercising creativity
• Developing and exercising critical thinking
• Exploiting digital tools and communicating effectively
• Crossing disciplines and developing interdisciplinarity

Certifications and Partnerships

The program offers certifications and partnerships, including:

• Pix certification
• Interactions with other license programs at Aix-Marseille University
• Articulation with research through the AMPIRIC pole
• International openings through the CIVIS European University, the Teacher Academy (UNI-T), and the UniTwin network associated with the UNESCO chair in education

Further Studies

Graduates of the program can pursue further studies in:

• Master's programs in education, science, or related fields
• Professionalizing programs (e.g., training manager, educational engineering)
• Research programs

Career Opportunities

The program prepares students for a range of career opportunities, including:

• Teaching professions (national education, local authorities, associative sector)
• Cultural animation professions in scientific and artistic fields
• Educational support professions
• Pedagogical engineering professions
• Public service competitions (category B or A)

Admission Requirements

The program is open to bachelors who hold a general, technological, or professional baccalaureate. The prerequisites include:

• Knowledge and skills in scientific and humanistic disciplines
• Humanistic and artistic cultures
• Scientific cultures and approaches
• Reflection and argumentation skills
• Writing and oral communication skills
• Autonomy and ability to work in a group

Program Details

• Duration: 3 years
• Number of credits: 180
• Tuition fees: 170
• Contract: Pre-professionalization contract for Education Assistant (AED) from L2
• RNCP code: 24461

Program Managers

The program is managed by:

• Karine ISAMBARD
• Christina ROMAIN