High School

High School education in the French system is divided into two cycles: Collège (from 6th to 9th grade) and Lycée (from 10th to 12th grade), constituting a key stage in students’ educational journey, during which they are prepared for higher education and professional life.

Middle School

Collège marks the transition to High School and consists of four levels: 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th grade (6ème, 5ème, 4ème, and 3ème). The goal is to reinforce what was learned in Elementary School and deepen students’ knowledge within a more structured framework.

At the end of 9th grade (3ème), students take the National Brevet Diploma (DNB), which certifies their skills and knowledge through written and oral exams covering various subjects, such as French, mathematics, history, and geography.

High School

The Lycée prepares students to earn the Baccalauréat and the International French Baccalaureate (BFI), which opens the door to higher education around the world. It is divided into three levels: 10th, 11th, and 12th grade (Seconde, Première, and Terminale).

  • 11th grade (Seconde) is an exploratory course that allows students to learn about different disciplines before choosing a major.
  • The 11th and 12th grades (Première and Terminale) are organized around a core curriculum and specializations chosen by the student, with guidance from their teachers and the school counselor, based on their interests and career plans. The various specializations allow students to tailor their academic path to their interests and aspirations. These specializations include mathematics, physics, and chemistry; economic and social sciences (SES); history, geography, geopolitics, and political science (HGGSP); life and earth sciences (SVT); and humanities and philosophy (HLP, LLCER).

At our school, High School students follow the French National Education System and the Chilean Ministry of Education curriculum, in a multicultural and challenging environment that provides them with a high-level education to continue their studies in Chile, France, or any other country where they choose to study.

Course Equivalency in Chile and France


Chamisero Team

David Ferret
David Ferret

Vice President

Thibault Ledamoisel
Thibault Ledamoisel

CPE

Alicia Jara
Alicia Jara

Secretary

Exams

Guidance

Educational Background