Talent

Françoise Valette

I'm an expert in training indicators at amU, where I manage the pedagogical information system. My role is to extract and analyze data relating to training courses and student career paths, in response to internal and ministerial requests. I ensure that the information extracted is relevant to strategic decision-making, particularly with regard to university funding.

My career path: I started out in 1992 as a contract employee in the schooling department, in direct contact with students. Over the years, I've progressed in the schooling and educational information professions, passing competitive exams and taking training courses to move up the ranks. In particular, I took part in major technical projects, such as the integration of the APOGÉE software.
How did I join AMU?: I joined the University of Aix-Marseille as a contract employee after the baccalaureate, then progressed internally by passing competitive exams and continuing my training while working. My commitment and the stimulating environment made me want to stay in the university sector, where I've been able to develop both intellectually and professionally.
My areas of expertise: I specialize in the extraction and analysis of student and training data, in particular through the use of Business Object software. My expertise covers the management of the educational information system, the creation of steering tools for the university, and the management of technical projects, such as the merger of the APOGÉE databases when the universities merged in 2012.

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