General and technological final year classes

General final year

WHAT TO EXPECT

This third year of high school will allow you to deepen your general knowledge, skills, and general culture. You will prepare for the final exams for the general baccalaureate and make your choices on the Parcoursup website for further studies in higher education.

TIMETABLE LIST AND VOLUMES

  • Philosophy: 4 hours
  • History and Geography: 3 hours
  • LVA and LVB: 4 hours
  • Physical Education: 2 hours
  • Scientific Education: 2 hours
  • Moral and Civic Education: 18 hours per year

SPECIALTIES

Two specialized subjects must be chosen in the final year of high school from those selected in the penultimate year. These subjects must reflect the students' interests and motivations in the areas they wish to explore further to develop their personal projects. Each specialized subject in the final year requires 6 hours of instruction per week. To see the different specialized subjects offered by Lycée Sévigné, go to the general academic page.

Optional courses

  • 1 COURSE FROM:
  • Complementary Mathematics (for students not choosing mathematics as a specialization in their final year): 3 hours
  • Expert Mathematics (for students choosing mathematics as a specialization in their final year): 2 hours 1 COURSE FROM:
  • Ancient Languages and Cultures: Latin: 2 hours

    • Final year of STMG (science and technology of management and administration)

    WHAT TO EXPECT

    This third year of high school will allow you to deepen your general knowledge, skills, and general culture. You will prepare for the final exams for the general baccalaureate and make your choices on the Parcoursup website for further studies in higher education.

    TIMETABLE LIST AND VOLUMES

    • Philosophy: 2 hours
    • History-Geography: 1 hour 30 minutes
    • LVA and LVB: 4 hours (including 1 hour of ETLV*)
    • Physical and Sports Education: 2 hours
    • Mathematics: 3 hours
    • Moral and Civic Education: 18 hours per year (*) ETLV: Technological Education in Modern Language A.

    SPECIALTIES

    Two specialist subjects in the final year must be chosen from those selected in the first year. They must correspond to the tastes and motivations of the students in the areas they wish to explore further to build their personal project.

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    Optional courses

    Spanish Euro (mathematics): 1 hour

    STMG final year specialist courses

    • First specialization: Management, business administration and digital technology with one specific course chosen from:

    • Management, business administration, and digital technology with one specific course chosen from:
    • Finance and management;
    • Marketing;
    • Human resources and communication;
    • Management information systems. Contact hours: 10 hours (*) Not offered by Lycée Sévigné.

    Final year of ST2S (science and technology of health and social services)

    WHAT TO EXPECT

  • To encourage students to pursue higher education, the technical and general education courses have been thoroughly reorganized:
  • Technical courses integrating health and social issues with methodological approaches to develop independent work and critical thinking;
  • Proficiency in at least two foreign languages;
  • A two-year vocational diploma (BTS) in the health and social care sector: BTS SP3S (at Lycée Sévigné). The specific nature of the professions practiced in the health and social care sectors requires:
  • A solid scientific background;
  • A good understanding of the needs of individuals and social groups;
  • An understanding of the functioning of the structures and systems implemented within the framework of health and social policies;
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills grounded in a high level of motivation.

    • TIMETABLE LIST AND VOLUMES

    • Philosophy: 2 hours
    • History and Geography: 1 hour 30 minutes
    • LVA and LVB: 3 hours
    • Technological instruction in LVA: 1 hour
    • Physical and Sports Education: 2 hours
    • Mathematics: 3 hours
    • Moral and Civic Education: 0 hours 30 minutes (18 hours per year)

    SPECIALTIES

    There are 2 specialist subjects in the final year.

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    Optional course


    TST2S Specialty Courses

    • Health and Social Sciences and Technologies (ST2S)
      • Health and social well-being;
      • Social protection;
      • Public health policies and mechanisms and social action;
      • Research and project methodology. Total hours: 8
    • Human Chemistry, Biology and Pathophysiology

      Hourly volume: 8 hours

    Final year of STL (science and laboratory technology)

    WHAT TO EXPECT

    The innovative teaching methods developed in this series are primarily organized around technological activities conducted in the laboratory. Students are led to carry out experiments and projects that allow them to acquire scientific and technological skills and knowledge in the fields of bio-industries, health, the environment, and chemistry.

    TIMETABLE LIST AND VOLUMES

    • Philosophy: 2 hours
    • History and Geography: 1 hour 30 minutes
    • LVA and LVB: 3 hours
    • Technological instruction in LVA: 1 hour
    • Physical and Sports Education: 2 hours
    • Mathematics: 3 hours
    • Moral and Civic Education: 0 hours 30 minutes (18 hours per year)

    SPECIALTIES

  • In the final year, 2 specialty subjects:
  • compulsory: Physics-chemistry and mathematics;
  • 1 to be chosen from: Biotechnology, Physical and chemical sciences in the laboratory.

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    Optional course

    Arts: Music 3 hours

    STL final year specialist courses

    • Biotechnologies

    • Biotechnology: 13 hours
    • Study of living systems (exploration, improvement and use of biosystems);
    • Identification and culture of microorganisms;
    • Control and manufacture of bioproducts (fermented foods and agri-food products, environmental products, cosmetic products...);
    • Environmental study (biochemical and microbiological purification of water...);
    • Molecular biology (research and identification of proteins, DNA...);
    • Medical analyses (exploration of human physiology and pathologies).