French Centre for Educational Systems Studies (Cnesco) is dedicated to improving knowledge of French and foreign school systems in order to drive change in education. This mission is carried out through the dissemination of educational research, the production of operational recommendations and support for professional development activities for education staff.
Press contact
Maroussia SIMONIN-KUNERTH — Communications and Editorial Development Officer
📧 cnesco.presse@lecnam.net
📞 +33698518275 / +33144107819
News & press resources
📰 Press releases
- 8 april 2026 – Teaching: a chosen profession, but one that is becoming increasingly difficult to pursue
- 11 september 2025 – [SAVE THE DATE] International Comparison Conference on the teaching profession – Press conference
📁 Press dossiers
- 8 april 2026 – The Teaching Profession: What the New CNESCO Report Reveals
- 13 march 2025 – Knowledge and skills for young people – Cnesco findings and recommendations
- 2 july 2025 – The Cnesco celebrates its 10th anniversary: assessment, recommendations and outlook
Media resources
🏷️ Logos
- Cnesco logo – colour (PNG )
- Cnesco logo – black (PNG)
- Cnesco logo – white (PNG)
📄About the organisation
These resources are made available to the media for editorial use. Please credit the source: Cnesco-Cnam.
🗞️The Cnesco in the news
- ToutEduc : Le métier d’enseignant subit des tensions qui “fragilisent à la fois son exercice, son attractivité et sa durabilité” (CNESCO) — 10/04/2026
- Le Monde : Laïcité à l’école : une génération d’élèves mieux formée mais plus critique — 09/12/2025
- Le Café Pédagogique : Le métier d’enseignant : quelles évolutions, à quelles conditions ? — 04/11/2025
- Le Club de Mediapart : Faut-il changer le métier enseignant ? — 09/10/2025
- AEF info : Seuls 51 % des étudiants de L3 disposés à devenir enseignant l’envisagent sur toute la carrière (enquête Cnesco) — 08/10/2025
Page last updated: 26 February
