#MENF2615314AInternship and Evaluation Rules for Provisional Teachers in Private Contract Schools
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This order aligns the internship year and evaluation process for provisional teachers in private schools under contract with the rules used for trainee staff in public education, with specific adjustments for the private-contract school system. It mainly affects successful candidates from the 2026 recruitment session onward. School leaders, academy authorities, tutors, higher education training institutions, and evaluation juries will need to apply the updated rules, including how tutors are appointed and which advisory bodies provide opinions.
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Key Changes
- Applies public-sector trainee teacher internship and evaluation rules to provisional teachers in private contract schools, with listed exceptions.
- Sets specific rules for appointing tutors and for replacing certain public-sector training opinions with opinions from the relevant higher education training institution.
- Applies from the 2026 recruitment session and repeals the previous 2014 order on this topic.
Obligations
What this law requires
Apply the same internship-year completion and evaluation procedures to provisional contractual and approved teachers in private schools under contract as those applicable to trainee staff in public education, subject to the specific exclusions and adjustments stated in this order.
Designate the tutor for a provisional private-school teacher under contract by decision of the academy rector or the academic director of national education services acting by delegation, after obtaining the opinion of the head of the establishment where the tutor works.
For work-study internship pathways, use the opinion of the director of the higher education institution responsible for the trainee’s training in place of the opinion of the authority responsible for the trainee’s training, unless an agreement under Article L. 613-7 of the Education Code provides otherwise.
When evaluating trainee primary-school teachers in private schools under contract, the jury must consider the opinion of the head of the establishment where the internship is carried out before making its decision.
For trainee agrégés in private secondary schools under contract, substitute the opinion of the academic mixed consultative commission for the opinion otherwise required under the public-education trainee evaluation rules.