H/E and I/O management indicators at re-entry into the private sector under contract

This dataset presents the H/E and I/O management indicators**at the start of the school year** , by school and level of training as well as the totals by department and academy. **H/E indicator: Average number of weekly teaching hours financed by the Ministry of National Education for one pupil (number of hours per pupil)** This indicator corresponds to the ratio of the number of weekly teaching hours financed by the Ministry of National Education to the number of pupils with educational status for a given school and level of training. It depends in particular on the hourly rates set by the curricula of the disciplines and courses. An H/E indicator equal to 1.5 means that for every 100 pupils, 150 hours of teaching per week are funded by the Ministry. **H** is the number of weekly teaching hours funded by the Ministry for a given institution and level of training. **E** is the sum of the students of this institution for this level of training The observed differences in H/E must be compared with the number and size of schools (the smaller an institution is and thus the smaller a department, the higher the H/E) and the distribution of education levels (the more vocational training is present, the higher the H/E). In addition, the number of pupils taken into account in the H/E is the total number of pupils in the school, which is equivalent to the sum of the number of pupils in the classes. However, many lessons are taught in front of groups of pupils smaller than the classes. This is why a second indicator is used: the average number of pupils per structure (whole class or group), I/O. This makes it possible in particular to analyse the differences in the means allocated (I/O) to the average number of pupils per given structure.** ** **I/O indicator: pupils per I/O structure (average number of pupils per structure)** Average number of staff in the structures (whole classes or groups) weighted by the number of teaching hours provided in each structure. It makes it possible to estimate the number of pupils under school status for whom a teacher is responsible on average during one hour of lessons. It is lower when students are taught in small groups than when classes are delivered in front of entire classes. **E**: Number of pupils in a structure weighted by the number of teaching hours provided in that structure **S**: Number of teaching hours per week in front of pupils NB: If the number of staff in a structure is less than 2, the numerator and denominator of the I/O indicator shall be noted as missing for that structure. Thus, the sum of the number of hours of education per establishment and level of training used for the calculation of I/O may differ slightly from that used for the calculation of I/O. Indicators can take the value "ns" when they are not significant, usually due to a very low number of students in the level of training. The observation date is 1 November of each year. This date varies between institutions and from one year to the next from 1 September to 15 December.