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Primary school teachers in France have to prove a B2 level in a foreign language

Submitted on 06/23/2010, by Maïté Naudan
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In France a new rule says that everyone has to prove a level B2 (independant user) in a foreign language, in order to become a Primary school teacher, but this is not valid for parents of 3 children and more, who can take the exams without this attestation.

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Do you think it's normal that future teachers of our children, who will have to teach a foreign language from key 1, since it's now mandatory, could, just because they already have 3 children, be exempted of certificates that are required from the others ?

To read the full text of the law, click here: http://www.guide-concours-professeurs-des-ecoles.education.gouv.fr/cid50923/conditions-d-inscription-aux-concours-externe-et-externe-special.html

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