“I chose to go to Jeanette than Louis the GreatHenri-IV, Hoche or Pasteur, where I enrolled, because I knew that in Catholic education there would be a lot of cohesive activities among students, which is important to avoid mental disorders related to the speed of training.»
Antoine, who recently entered a polytechnic school, did not hesitate for a second when choosing a private preparatory class. Unlike his father, a polytechnic who joined the public Lycée Pasteur in Neuilly-sur-Seine, and his grandfather, an HEC graduate, who chose the public Lycée du Parc in Lyon.
In the public sector it is rather every man for himself, while in the Catholic private sector it is the class that appears in the contests.
Eric Cobast, former teacher of general culture at the private high school Danielou in Rueil-Malmaison
While scholarly preparations have historically been public, “no doubt because the most prestigious engineering schools are tooAccording to Denis Choyette, president of the Science Preparatory Teachers Union, they are facing formidable opponents. According to the Figaro Étudiant classification, private preparatory courses to integrate X…
Source: Le Figaro
