Choosing a sixth form college is also choosing how to prepare young people for the world of tomorrow.
Artificial intelligence is already part of our students' daily lives. At the Institut de Genech, we have chosen to support them in its use, with method, discernment and intelligence.
At the start of the 2026 academic year, the general secondary school is rolling out Eliott and MathLive, two digital solutions designed to support learning and promote independence.
- Eliott is an artificial intelligence-based educational assistant. It helps pupils to understand a concept, practise, revise and make progress, without doing the work for them.
- MathLive offer personalised mathematics tutoring, with interactive exercises and pathways tailored to each pupil's level.
These tools complement the teaching and support provided by teachers, with one objective: empowering everyone to progress and become more independent.
An approach dedicated to success
In Genech, this commitment to supporting every pupil is part of a drive for success. In 2026, our Lycée Général has achieved a 99.8 % pass rate in the baccalaureate and 77 % honours.
Beyond the results, our ambition is to prepare young people for the rest of their journey: pass on knowledge, develop their independence and teach them how to use the tools that are transforming our society intelligently.
Who can benefit from these tools?
Eliott is made available to students of Year 10 and Vocational preparation. The pupils of Year 12 and Year 13 can also access it on request, via a licence offered to families at a preferential rate negotiated by the institution.
MathLive is accessible to pupils of Second Year Transition, General and Technological Second Year, Year 11 and Year 13.
