Antoine Cutanda, Head of School
- Guarantees the compliance with the French curriculum, ensuring the quality of education required for accreditation;
- Leads the initial and ongoing pedagogical evolution of a team of local teachers committed to students' success;
- Responsible for the school's human resources, administrative and pedagogical operations.
Antoine Cutanda, whose parents are Spanish, holds a master's degree in Spanish language and civilization with a specialization in French as a foreign language, and is an associate professor of Spanish. He is a member of the French Ministry of Education and his field of expertise is education, cultural diffusion and francophonie.
He joined the Ministry of Foreign Affairs through the classic way as a teacher at the Franco-Costa Rican School in San Jose (Costa Rica), followed by a contractual job as a teacher of French as a foreign language at the Alliance française in Cordoba (Argentina), before a first return to France as a full time teacher in the National Education system. This return was used to perfect his pedagogical and linguistic knowledge through a BELC internship, which allowed him to obtain an assignment at the French Cultural Center of Meknes (Morocco) as General Secretary and Director of courses, where he set up a multi-year plan of continuous training for locally recruited teachers.