For fifteen years, Matthieu has been a teacher. He teaches management sciences to high school students with a technological baccalaureate and to BTS students, in Occitania. At 39, the teaching profession still appeals to him, but the perpetual reforms of National Education combined with a high school student population that is not always easy to manage have ended up giving him the desire for change. He thinks he wants to continue teaching, but to older students at university. Except that for that, there are not 36 solutions: Matthieu must have a doctorate, and he only has a master’s degree. Since 2020, the high school teacher has therefore returned to college, and now divides his time between part-time high school, his thesis, and his three children. Objective: defense, end of 2023.
Short or long, distance or face-to-face training, in a higher education establishment or an organization specializing in continuing education, the possibilities for training throughout your career are countless. But the world of continuing education seems to suffer from a dusty image. If the stories of retraining from recycled trader to baker or from marketing officer to school coach flourish in the newspapers, the subject of “basic” training, the one you will follow to acquire a new skill, often goes under the radar. .
Worse, as Frédérique Jeske, former general manager of Réseau Entreprendre and president of the Senior for Good association, tells us, it happens
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