Moroccan Prodigy Shatters Records: Top Commerce Baccalaureate Score in Montpellier Academy
Safia Barbaai, a young Moroccan high school student, obtained her "Métiers du commerce et de la vente" (Business and Sales Professions) Baccalaureate, option A, with highest honors and jury commendation. She plans to work in the sales and commerce sector.
Safia Barbaai, a student in the professional Baccalaureate in commerce at the Jean-Mermoz high school in Béziers, is the candidate who performed the best on the exam in the entire Montpellier Academy of professional Baccalaureates. With an overall average of 18.83, she obtained highest honors with jury commendation, as reported by Midi Libre. The young Moroccan woman is amazed. "I expected to get honors, but not this," she reacted. She says she is very happy. "But I worked hard all year," she adds.
The principal of the Jean-Mermoz high school in Béziers is proud of the young graduate. "We are proud of Safia for her flawless and outstanding academic journey," rejoices Karounna Souvannavong. "Congratulations on obtaining the ’Métiers du commerce et de la vente’ (Business and Sales Professions) diploma, passed with jury commendation."
The Marc-Bloch high school in Sérignan has already accepted the former student of the Henri-IV middle school in Béziers, for a BTS (Advanced Technician Certificate) in "Support à l’action managériale" (Management Support). Safia says she does not yet know what she wants to do later, "but it will be in the sales and commerce sector." Currently, the young graduate is working in a clothing store in the city center. She will soon be leaving for Morocco with her family for a well-deserved vacation.
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