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Stéphanie Cortisse highlights the many positive measures the MR has pushed through for education

23/01/2026
In brief

Stéphanie Cortisse defends the MR's record on education: better pay for teachers, stronger basic skills and the return of options in the 3rd year of secondary school. She contrasts this approach with the previous education pact, which she considers too rigid.

Stéphanie Cortisse, MR Member of Parliament in the Parliament of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation and full member of the Education Committee, had the opportunity in the press to highlight the many positive measures the MR has pushed through for compulsory education.

Lighter career starts and endings, partial relief for school leaders with teaching duties, salary scale improvements for school leaders, salary scale improvements for teachers from the new, extended initial training, introduction of a school-parent contract to restore respect for teachers, enhanced personalised support, strengthening of basic skills, focus on digital skills and the use of AI, the return of options in the 3rd year of secondary school (unlike the Pact, which provided for a strict common core), focus on positive guidance (orientation activities), administrative simplification (particularly of steering plans and the student support file)…

Essential measures that the liberal MP explains in the newspaper L'Avenir


 

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