#TRET1911363AOrder of July 11, 2019, establishing the 'Versatile Navigating Bridge/Machine' professional baccalaureate and setting its issuance conditions
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This law creates a new specialization for the professional baccalaureate in France, focusing on both bridge and engine operations, to prepare students for maritime careers. It establishes the curriculum and training requirements, including professional training segments and examination details. Maritime students and educational institutions associated with marine studies are directly affected, requiring adjustments to comply with new curriculum and examination structures.
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Key Changes
- Creation of a new professional baccalaureate specialization in maritime navigation and engineering.
- Detailed definitions of curriculum, training hours, and examination forms for students.
- Mandatory inclusion of English language examination.
Obligations
What this law requires
Educational institutions must implement the professional activities referential (Annexe I-a) and competencies referential (Annexe I-b) for the 'Versatile Navigating Bridge/Machine' professional baccalaureate program
Educational institutions must implement the evaluation referential (Annexe II) including examination units (II-a), examination regulations (II-b), and examination definitions in both continuous assessment and one-time formats (II-c)
Educational institutions must ensure students complete mandatory professional training in the field: 18 weeks total for initial school students (4 weeks in year 2, 6 weeks in year 1, 8 weeks in final year), or minimum durations of 18, 14, or 8 weeks respectively for candidates entering at different class levels
The minister responsible for maritime affairs must establish for each examination session: the registration closure date, written examination schedule, required documentation for enrollment verification, and control procedures
Candidates must specify at registration whether they choose global examination form or progressive examination form, with this choice being final, and must specify which units/tests to take in progressive form