#2026-459Special 2026 exam certificate rules for vocational qualifications in Amiens and Lille after an IT systems incident
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This decree sets special rules for awarding several vocational qualifications in the Amiens and Lille education districts for the 2026 exam session after an incident affecting information systems. For affected schools, apprenticeship centers, and training providers, some exam marks can be based on school records, training records, or continuous assessment files instead of normal exam arrangements. The academic rector must first check that those records can be accepted. If they are not accepted, candidates must sit the final exam papers or assessments.
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Key Changes
- Creates special 2026 rules for awarding CAP, vocational baccalaureate, professional certificate, crafts diploma, and specialization certificate in Amiens and Lille
- Allows certain marks to be based on school, training, or continuous assessment records where an IT systems incident affected the institution
- Requires the academic rector to validate the records; candidates with unacceptable records must take the final exams or assessments
Obligations
What this law requires
For the 2026 exam session in the Amiens and Lille academies, determine grades for mandatory written, oral, or practical diploma units assessed through in-course training control by taking into account the candidate’s school record, training record, or continuous assessment file, where the candidate is enrolled in an affected eligible institution and the documents meet conditions set by ministerial order.
For the 2026 examination session in the Amiens and Lille academies, affected institutions may use marks recorded in the candidate's school record, training record, or continuous assessment file to determine marks for compulsory written, oral, or practical units assessed through in-course training assessment, but only where the institution has suffered a confirmed information-system incident and the relevant records are established under conditions set by ministerial order.
Before a candidate's school record, training record, or continuous assessment file is submitted to the examination jury, the academic rector must verify that the record is admissible.
Before a candidate’s school record, training record, or continuous assessment file is submitted to the examination jury, the academy rector must verify that the document is admissible.
Candidates whose school record, training record, or continuous assessment file is not accepted as admissible by the academy rector must sit the final point-in-time examinations or sub-examinations instead.