3.3 Education post-16

• The Lycée prepares students for the Baccalauréat
• Higher education institutions offering academic degrees are called universities
• Apprenticeships allow students to earn a qualification while gaining practical experience.


  True
• What is the primary basis for university admission in France?

  Baccalauréat exam results
• Doctoral programs in France lead to a PhD.


  True
• The Lycée Professionnel leads to a professional diploma.

  True
• Steps in the application process for post-16 education in France:

  1️⃣ Lycée: Submit application to specific schools

  2️⃣ Lycée Professionnel: Apply based on vocational interests

  3️⃣ Apprenticeship: Apply to companies or organizations

  4️⃣ University: Apply through Parcoursup platform
• What is the typical annual tuition fee range at public universities in France?

  €150-€700
• Match the post-16 education pathways with their corresponding career paths:

  Lycée ↔️ Competitive exams, higher education

  Lycée Professionnel ↔️ Technical jobs, vocational trades

  Apprenticeship ↔️ Trades, skilled labor, crafts

  University ↔️ Professional roles, management positions
• What is the general academic high school in the French education system called?

  Lycée
• An apprenticeship combines work-based training with academic study.


  True
• The Baccalauréat exam is the main qualification for university entry
• The application process for post-16 education varies depending on the pathway
• What does the Lycée Professionnel prepare students for?

  A professional diploma
• What are the three types of post-secondary education in the French system?

  Academic, vocational, work-integrated
• What exam does the Lycée prepare students for?

  Baccalauréat
• Doctoral programs in France lead to a PhD
• Match the post-16 education options with their descriptions:

  Lycée ↔️ General academic high school

  Lycée Professionnel ↔️ Vocational high school

  Apprenticeship ↔️ Combines work and study

  University ↔️ Higher education institution
• The Baccalauréat is the main qualification for university entry
• The application platform for French universities is called Parcoursup
• The French government offers need-based and merit-based scholarships
• A university degree in France can lead to professional roles or management positions
• The Master's degree in France can be research-focused, professional, or academic
• The Lycée prepares students for the Baccalauréat
• Apprenticeships combine on-the-job training with academic coursework.

  True
• Research-focused master's programs are offered in the French higher education system.


  True
• Work-study programs in France allow students to earn a salary while studying.

  True