Program Overview

Program Overview

The Principal Education Advisor program is designed for individuals who wish to work in colleges or high schools, overseeing the smooth operation of school life and ensuring students are in the best possible conditions for learning.

Program Description

After passing a competitive exam accessible to those with a Bachelor's degree plus three years of education, future Principal Education Advisors must pursue the Master's in Teaching and Education with a specialization in Principal Education Advisor. This training focuses on school life, co-education, and student support, aiming to develop the skills necessary for monitoring students, guaranteeing a conducive learning environment, and contributing to the educational cohesion of the institution in collaboration with pedagogical teams, families, and institutional partners.

Program Structure

• The program includes a progressive introduction to the profession through a 12-week observation and practice period in the first year (M1) and a part-time internship with responsibilities in front of students in the second year (M2).
  • Students are remunerated during their training, ensuring a comprehensive learning experience.

Program Objectives

The Master's in Teaching and Education with a specialization in Principal Education Advisor is centered on:

• Developing competencies to ensure the follow-up of students,
• Guaranteeing a framework conducive to learning,
• Contributing to the educational cohesion of the establishment in link with pedagogical teams, families, and institutional partners.

Student Support

Students in the program benefit from a structured approach to entering the profession, with financial support during their studies, enhancing their ability to focus on their training and future career as Principal Education Advisors.