Infographic. Post-baccalaureate training: these well-endowed cities, those lagging behind... Visualize the gaps in Lorraine
INSEE Grand Est has published a study revealing significant inequalities in access to post-baccalaureate training. In Lorraine, Nancy and Metz attract the largest number of high school graduates thanks to their universities, specialized schools, BTS (advanced technical diplomas), preparatory classes, and more. Conversely, some areas, such as Remiremont, Saint-Avold, and Sarrebourg, are less well-equipped. View these gaps as well as the number and type of training courses offered.
Illustrative photo by Arnaud Castagné
After the baccalaureate exams, another crucial test is required: that of the wishes to be expressed on Parcoursup , the post-baccalaureate registration platform.
This year, 980,000 applicants submitted their applications, compared to 945,500 last year. The admissions phase will close on July 10.
As our infographic below shows, territorial inequalities are striking in Lorraine with regard to post-baccalaureate training.
The most under-resourced areas are Remiremont, Saint-Avold, and Sarrebourg. These areas are severely lacking in post-baccalaureate training, forcing new high school graduates to leave their area to pursue higher education.
Conversely, Nancy and Metz benefit from a very rich range of training courses.
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According to INSEE, 60,000 places were offered in Grand Est in 2022, representing 8.3% of the national offering. And 39.4% of these courses are located in the Nancy-Metz academy, which includes:
- 39.3% of licenses in the Grand Est
- 39.6% of BTS (higher technician certificate)
- 45.8% of BUT (university technology bachelor)
- 45% of literary preparatory classes
- between 44 and 47% of health and social training.
In the Nancy employment zone, according to INSEE, there are 12,060 places for 4,489 new graduates. In Metz : 7,431 places for 3,613 students, i.e. 4,629 fewer places.
Finally, Strasbourg stands out clearly with 16,170 training places for 5,880 new graduates.
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