"The mastery of two modern foreign languages by our students to promote their success" is a goal that the rector Christine Gangloff-Ziegler wishes to achieve. "The development of bilingual classes must be continued throughout the academy and in Saint-Martin as in Saint-Barthélemy, bilingual classes must be perpetuated", she declared during her speech at the start of the school year in Saint-Martin. last Friday in front of the principals.
On the island, 380 students are in bilingual classes, or 5,2% of the total. “To measure student achievement, a digital positioning test in English will be tested for the 3rd grade class in December 2020. The test is scheduled for general use in the third quarter of the 2020-2021 school year and will concern all 3rd grade students. learning English in LV1 or LV2 (modern language, editor's note). It is planned to extend this test to other modern languages later, ”announced the rector. However, the test will not be tested in Saint-Martin but in two colleges in Guadeloupe.
It is also planned to issue a certificate of level in modern languages A and B to each bachelor of the general, technological and professional routes of the 2021 session of the exams.
Finally, Vice-Rector Michel Sanz confirmed that the positions for bilingual classes were designated in Saint-Martin, that is to say that bilingual teachers are recruited to teach in these classes. Not to be confused with teachers with training in FLE or French as a foreign language, recruited to teach in classes where bilingualism is important. (soualigapost.com)
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