Agrégé

Mohamed Ali Bemri, Definition : "Professeur agrégé" is a French term that refers to a teaching position in the French education system. This position is equivalent to a full-time professorship in the United States. To become a "professeur agrégé," an individual must pass a highly competitive examination known as the "agrégation."

Those who pass the agrégation are eligible to teach in French secondary schools and also have the option of pursuing academic research or teaching at the university level. The "agrégé" title is highly respected in France and is often seen as a mark of excellence in the field of education.

In Tunisia, the term "professeur agrégé" also exists and refers to a similar position in the education system. However, the process of becoming a "professeur agrégé" in Tunisia is slightly different from that in France.

To become a "professeur agrégé" in Tunisia, one must first obtain a teaching degree and complete a certain number of years of teaching experience. After meeting these requirements, individuals can then apply to take the "agrégation" exam, which is administered by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research.

The "professeur agrégé" title in Tunisia is highly regarded and represents a significant achievement in the field of education. Those who hold this title are eligible to teach at the university level and are often involved in research and academic activities.