Caroline Durand des figues

Review of IFFDEC

Good premises, administration attentive, but on th...

Good premises, administration attentive, but on the other hand I have the impression that they sometimes recruit anyone as teachers. I have a plastic expression teacher who has never attended art school, who had hardly taught before, and who has never taken part in any exhibition anywhere (no info on her on the internet ). I wouldn't want to come forward, but when our parents pay several thousand euros for our studies, we would like to have people of a certain reputation, or at least of a certain stature. Not the first scribbler who passes what ...

P.S: I answer the person just below. I specify that I did not put my real name so as not to "shoot" my education. You can never be too careful.
I would like someone to explain to me how a master's degree in heritage mediation (therefore unrelated to art teaching) and an artistic activity as a ballroom singer makes this person competent and suited to the position?
After having taught in college for a year, this is probably not enough to then teach in a higher school! (which costs on average around 5,000 euros per year for each student).
If to teach in higher education, it is enough to have a book with two or three reproductions of famous painters from more than 100 years ago (like Bonnard or Matisse) and two drawings of very girly little birds, this is the door open to anything.