Bachelor in Licence - Sciences de l'éducation et de la formation

Sciences de l'éducation et de la formation is the academic study of how people learn and how educational systems, institutions, and training programs are designed and run. A Licence in this field typically covers developmental psychology, sociology of education, the history and philosophy of schooling, and the organization of formal and informal training. Students examine how curricula are built, how teaching methods vary across age groups and contexts, and how education interacts with social inequality, public policy, and the labor market. Practical components often include observation placements in schools or training centers, and coursework in research methods used to evaluate educational practices. The discipline serves as a common entry point for a range of career paths: primary and secondary teaching after further qualification, educational counseling, adult training and human resources, work in associations or public bodies concerned with youth and education, and graduate study leading to research or administrative roles in the education sector. This Licence is delivered by the Institut Supérieur de l'Enseignement Privé de Polynésie-Facultés libres de l'ouest UCO, in France. It is a bachelor's-level program lasting three years, taught in French, with an intake beginning in September. Selection tests are part of the admissions process for this program, so applicants should expect an evaluation stage before a place is confirmed, in addition to standard academic review.