π Tender Overview
At the end of the 2026 summer session, 506 vocational training candidates obtained their technician diploma (DT). The overall success rate is 87%. It was 91% in 2025 and 83.75% in 2024. Out of 579 candidates admitted to carrying out a final integrated project to complete their technician training, 506 succeeded in their project. For candidates who have not successfully completed their final integrated project, a catch-up session will take place in October 2026. The training leading to the DT normally lasts four years. It is mainly organized full-time at the high school with internships in a company (12 weeks minimum in total, under an internship contract) or concurrently, at the high school and in a company (under an apprenticeship contract). A series of training courses leading to a technician diploma are organized over two years, but only accessible with a diploma or prior training. After obtaining their technician diploma, the student can consider higher technical studies in the specialty corresponding to the training, provided they have successfully completed the preparatory modules. The technician can also begin a masters degree in a craft profession or continue a course in the upper classes of general secondary education. The results below are those for the 2026 summer session, excluding resits.