The Lycée marks the culmination of the compulsory school journey in the French system. Its purpose is twofold: to allow each student to develop their academic potential and to accompany them in the definition of their life project.
The training is based on:


Seconde acts as a year of transition. All students follow the same basic curriculum that allows them to maintain extensive training, while introducing a more individualized orientation logic.
During this year, academic explorations are offered that help students choose their specialty subjects for the following years. It is also a key moment to strengthen working methods and deepen understanding of the contemporary world.
In Première and Terminale, students choose three and then two specialty subjects that structure their trajectory towards Baccalauréat. Teaching becomes more rigorous and specific, with a progressive level of demand.
These subjects allow the student's journey to be customized according to their academic interests, whether in the sciences, humanities, economics or the arts. In addition, common subjects such as philosophy, history-geography, languages, physical education and science are maintained.


In addition to the compulsory curriculum, the Lycée offers complementary options that enrich the student's profile. These optional subjects may include:
These options allow you to develop personal passions or reinforce a university application.
The final Lycée exam is the Baccalauréat, a demanding internationally recognized diploma. It evaluates both academic knowledge and transversal competencies (argumentation, analysis, written and oral expression).
The International French Lyceum of Panama also offers the Baccalauréat Français International (BFI), a variant that integrates content in English and an international dimension valued by prestigious universities.

Thanks to the prestige of Baccalauréat, students graduating from the Lycée can access:
The students are accompanied by an orientation team that guides them in their academic decisions and in the international application processes.
The weekly structure of the Lycée is adapted to the levels of specialization and to the requirements of preparation for the final exam.
The days include:
The academic pace is sustained, but it is supported by a pedagogical environment that promotes trust, effort and personal balance.


Seconde acts as a year of transition. All students follow the same basic curriculum that allows them to maintain extensive training, while introducing a more individualized orientation logic.
During this year, academic explorations are offered that help students choose their specialty subjects for the following years. It is also a key moment to strengthen working methods and deepen understanding of the contemporary world.


Seconde acts as a year of transition. All students follow the same basic curriculum that allows them to maintain extensive training, while introducing a more individualized orientation logic.
During this year, academic explorations are offered that help students choose their specialty subjects for the following years. It is also a key moment to strengthen working methods and deepen understanding of the contemporary world.