Well I guess it’s mostly because in France there is a difference between young and adult formations.
As you might know, in France, we are good at taxation. One for the companies is for « formation continue », which is for adults formation.
For example, you work in a company and ask them to get a formation in a particular subject. If it suits the company they can pay it for you, and it costs them less than the tuition because it’s paid in part by the state (with the tax I mentioned).
So there are a lot of private « schools » dedicated to adult formation, in general separated from the « classic » student cursus.
As you might know, in France, we are good at taxation. One for the companies is for « formation continue », which is for adults formation.
For example, you work in a company and ask them to get a formation in a particular subject. If it suits the company they can pay it for you, and it costs them less than the tuition because it’s paid in part by the state (with the tax I mentioned).
So there are a lot of private « schools » dedicated to adult formation, in general separated from the « classic » student cursus.