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Preparing for higher education: disability information evening at the Université de Lyon
On Wednesday, January 16, 2019, the second information evening about studies after the baccalauréat is being held by the Académie de Lyon and the Université de Lyon, for students with disabilities in 11th and 12th grade (or in Première and Terminale respectively), or who are receiving individualized support.
Following its first successful evening with over 80 attendees, the Académie de Lyon's Board of Education and the Université de Lyon are organizing a second information evening on post-baccalaureate study (university and higher education institutions, BTS) for disabled students in 11th and 12th grade. Students with a PAP are also welcome to attend this evening.
The event will take place on Wednesday, January 16, 2019, from 6 to 8 PM in the amphitheater of the Université de Lyon, 90 rue Pasteur, in the 7th district of Lyon
► Are you looking for information to prepare for your enrollment in higher education? Do not hesitate take part.
Registration is mandatory. All students interested in attending must fill out the form available at the following link and specify any accessibility requirements (e.g. French sign language, French Cued Speech – LSF/LfPC) before January 9, 2019.
92, rue Pasteur
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69361 LYON cedex 07
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This evening is organized by the Board of Education of the Académie de Lyon and the Université de Lyon, in compliance with the French law of March 8, 2018 for student orientation and success.
The Académie de Lyon and the Université de Lyon have been working together for several years to make university studies more accessible to students with disabilities.
In addition to information and awareness-raising campaigns for teachers within the French education system who support students with disabilities, this evening's aim is to address the students concerned so that they can discuss any issues with disability officers working in higher education.