National Institute of Mail and Information Technology and Communication

In addition to continuing education traditionally well established within the institution, INPTIC until now provided BAC + 3 and BAC + 4 (INP) training courses with a specialized vocation or vocational training exclusively for the Ministry of P & It was prior to Law 2000-03 and issued diplomas recognized by the Directorate General of Civil Service, but not validated by the MESRS and therefore without a national dimension. The reforms of telecommunications, postal services and the development of the information society undertaken by the Government and translated into Law 2000-03 are now binding on the Ministry of Post and Information and Communication Technologies Communication and consequently the institutions under guardianship to work for all actors of the field without regard to the historicity of an operator or a company. The immediate consequence is that companies in the sector all have access at the end of the cycle to newly graduated students trained by the schools. Recruitment is henceforth based on market rules, depending on the value of the diploma and the rank of exit. It was therefore essential and essential: That the diploma be recognized nationally, Be obtained under the tutelage of the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research For this, it was necessary to change the statutes of the institution. This was the purpose of Executive Decree 07-07 of 08 January 2007, which established the ENPT as the National Institute of Higher Education (INFS) under its current name of INPTIC.