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Training programs – CAP to Bachelor's Degree (Bac+5) – Saint Géraud Aurillac
Technological and vocational high school
BAC PRO Arts and Crafts Visual Communication plurimedia

BAC PRO Arts and Crafts Visual Communication plurimedia

BAC

You are

Curious
to want to discover, to be interested in
Inventive
imagine, suggest
Intuitive
feel, sense
Sociable
to adapt, to integrate, to share
Bold
To launch oneself, to dare, to stand out

Examples trades

Communication Domain
Graphic chain
Advertising agency
Creative studios
Printers
Photogravures

Partnerships cultural

Cooperative twinning (SG Factory)

Graphic design projects (screen-printed posters, booklets, CD covers, etc.) and music videos for contemporary artists or bands.

Learn more about SG Factory

Aurillac Street Theatre Festival, Éclat

Finishing the residency journal, «Pépin,» for visiting companies at «Le Parapluie» (Naucelles-15 Artistic Creation Center). This project, led by the Bac Pro (vocational baccalaureate) students, involves all the high school's programs in rotation.

the most high school

Adjusted hours
Classes start Monday at 10 am and end Friday at 3 pm
Human-scale establishment
in the heart of downtown
Rental offers
advantageous nearby
Computer work
thanks to a mobile classroom
Cultural workshops
100% Communication

The institution is committed to European mobility and holds the ERASMUS Charter.

Objectives of the BAC PRO Arts and Crafts Visual Communication Multimedia

The artistic and technical skills of the holder of the Vocational Baccalaureate in Applied Arts and Media - Visual Communication They are used to participate in the creation, finalization, and digital control of multimedia communication projects inherent to the field of graphic design. Here are some examples of projects carried out at the school: illustration, posters, corporate and institutional communication, magazine and daily press, publishing, packaging, advertising, signage, visual identity...

They must be able to carry out graphic projects combining knowledge and practice of production techniques, including computer techniques (DTP). They are responsible for all or part of the development of digital documents intended for printing or distribution on all multimedia platforms. Furthermore, the international business context makes proficiency in the English language necessary.

Contents of the BAC PRO AMA Visual Communication Multi-media

Training at a private vocational high school, 30 hours per week, includes vocational subjects (15 hours), general subjects (12 hours), and dedicated hours for reinforcing skills (3 hours), personalized support, and guidance on educational choices. In the final year of vocational school, this guidance includes preparation for professional integration or higher education, depending on the students' plans. Starting in the fall of 2021, Spanish will be available as a second foreign language.

Hours of co-instruction are provided by the vocational education teacher jointly with the French and mathematics teachers. In 1^for and in the final year of high school, students' creation of a masterpiece is ensured within a multidisciplinary framework.

Internships

The total duration of the professional training periods is 22 weeks. The duration of each period cannot be less than 3 weeks. They can take place with an artisan, in an SME, in a communication department, in advertising agencies, or with printers. Students in the European section will be offered the possibility of completing a professional training period in an EU country within the framework of the Erasmus+ program.

Further studies after a vocational baccalaureate in visual communication and multimedia

In our institution, students interested in higher education can apply for the DN MADe (National Diploma in Art and Design Crafts) (Bachelor's degree level) in the specialties of Graphic Design, Digital, or Textile Design. They can also apply to our institution for a BTS Communication

BAC PRO holders can also submit a portfolio (book) to higher art and design schools and prepare for entrance exams for the Fine Arts and Decorative Arts schools.

Why get a BAC Pro AMA in Visual Communication and Multimedia?

Creative and curious by nature, do you want to discover graphic design professions? Obtaining a Vocational Baccalaureate in Craftsmanship and Art, Visual Communication, and Multimedia allows you to take a first step into graphic design professions.

In visual communication, the professions are diverse and varied. Thanks to this degree, you will learn to design and produce multimedia communication products. Finally, as it is a professionalizing program, even though further studies are possible and recommended to deepen your knowledge, entry into the professional world is also possible.

Career opportunities and target professions

The holder of a BAC PRO AMA Visual Communication Plurimedia works as an employee in the field of communication and the graphic chain (advertising agencies, design studios, printers, engravers, publishing houses, press, etc.), demanding professional environments.

He can also practice his profession as a self-employed worker.

Here are a few examples of jobs:

Communication Domain
Graphic chain
Advertising agency
Creative studios
Printers
Photogravures

Why choose Saint-Géraud High School?

Individualized follow-up of students, made possible by the human-scale size of the structure.
A responsive teaching team that focuses its instruction on projects grounded in reality.
Art and cultural workshops.
An opening to the International via the Erasmus+ program
From high school diploma to master's degree.