Master Sciences De L'Education Et De La Formation — Education, inclusion, intervention en formation initiale

The tuition fee is 250 EUR per year.

Education, inclusion, intervention en formation initiale, a track within the Master Sciences De L'Education Et De La Formation offered by Facultes libres de l'Ouest at the Institut Superieur Enseignement Prive De Polynesie in Papeete, France, focuses on education, inclusion, and intervention within initial teacher and professional training. Students in this discipline typically study the theory and practice of inclusive education, meaning approaches that address the needs of learners with disabilities, learning differences, or other forms of educational exclusion, alongside broader coursework in education sciences. Coursework generally covers pedagogical intervention methods, the legal and institutional frameworks around inclusion in education, and the design of teaching practices adapted to diverse learner populations, with a particular orientation toward students in initial training who are preparing to enter education or related professions. Because inclusive education requires coordination across multiple actors, students also examine how schools, families, and support services work together to address barriers to learning. Graduates from this discipline commonly work as specialized educators, inclusion coordinators, or education professionals within schools, educational support services, or organizations focused on accessibility and inclusion in learning environments. This is a two-year master's degree delivered in French, with an intake beginning in September and yearly tuition of 250 EUR. Students entering this track typically hold an undergraduate background in education sciences or a related social science field, since the program builds on foundational understanding of learning and educational intervention. Offered in Papeete, this track brings the study of educational inclusion to a setting within the French education system located in the Pacific, extending the reach of the broader Sciences De L'Education Et De La Formation program beyond mainland France.