What Is Cpge in the French Education System?

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Hello there!
I'm new here, i study in Cpge, which is a two years classes we take before entering engineering schools(French system).Anyway I'm looking forward to exchange and work with you :smile:
 
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[I have deleted your technical question, it was unsuitable in an introduction.]
 
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