The exceptional results obtained by high school students in the exams of the 1st group of the 2022 Baccalaureate confirm, once again this year, the excellence of the teaching offered in the Principality and the brilliance of the students in the Principality.
In fact, 98% of the 451 students enrolled, all series combined, passed the 1st group tests, including 82% with mentions, with 50% with mentions “Very good” and “Good”, i.e. 365 mentions distributed as follows:
87 “Very Good” mentions,
137 “Good” ratings,
141 “Pretty Good” mentions.
General series of the Lycée Albert Ier and the Lycée François d’Assise – Nicolas Barré
With regard to the pupils of the general series of the Lycée Albert Ier and the Lycée François d’Assise – Nicolas Barré, 98.6% were admitted with 249 mentions (i.e. a rate of mentions of close to 90%). That is:
77 “Very Good” mentions,
99 “Good” mentions,
73 “Pretty Good” mentions.
Technological series at the Lycée Albert Ier and the Lycée Technique et Hôtelier de Monaco
Students in the technological series at the Lycée Albert Ier and the Lycée Technique et Hôtelier de Monaco recorded a success rate of 98.6%, with 70.8% of mentions.
The 51 mentions were distributed as follows:
5 “Very Good” mentions,
15 “Good” mentions,
31 “Pretty Good” mentions.
Hotel, industrial and tertiary sectors of the professional series of the Lycée Technique et Hôtelier de Monaco
The success rate of students from the hotel, industrial and tertiary sectors of the professional series of the Lycée Technique et Hôtelier de Monaco is just as excellent with 97.9% success, and 68.4% of mentions.
The 65 mentions were distributed as follows:
5 “Very Good” mentions,
23 “Good” mentions,
37 “Pretty Good” mentions.
These brilliant results testify to the constancy of the efforts of high school students as well as the quality of the support and teaching implemented in the Principality.
The Prince’s Government sends its warmest congratulations to the high school students as well as its sincere thanks to all the management staff, teachers and non-teaching staff, whose unfailing commitment has made it possible for the 2022 Baccalaureate to be a continuation of excellence of previous editions.
Finally, the Prince’s Government pays tribute to the teams of the Department of National Education, Youth and Sports for their constant and efficient mobilization in the service of the education system.