ENAC: First Engineering School in France to Achieve 'Expert' 4DIGITAL Accreditation

The National School of Civil Aviation receives the 'Expert' accreditation from the Conférence des Grandes Écoles, recognizing its advanced digital maturity.

Generic image of a digital tablet displaying a '4DIGITAL Expert' certificate.
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Generic image of a digital tablet displaying a '4DIGITAL Expert' certificate.

The National School of Civil Aviation (ENAC) has become the first engineering school in France to obtain the 4DIGITAL 'Expert' accreditation, awarded by the Conférence des Grandes Écoles (CGE) for a period of five years.

This distinction, building upon its existing 'Grande École' mention, underscores ENAC's advanced digital maturity and the quality of its approach to digital pedagogy and distance learning. The accreditation assesses institutions' capacity to design, develop, and deploy digital teaching and distance learning offerings in line with their quality assurance processes.
ENAC's integration of digital technology in its training programs relies on several initiatives. The Learning Hub, the F2E system, hybrid and distance learning modalities, and the use of simulators for aeronautics and air transport professions illustrate the School's diverse pedagogical approaches.
Achieving this accreditation followed an evaluation by the CGE, which highlighted five key strengths of ENAC: a clear digital strategy, structured digital pedagogy, robust support systems, a culture of continuous improvement, and adapted infrastructure. This recognition celebrates the School's strategic thinking and the collective efforts of its teams in embracing digital transformation and evolving teaching practices.
Based on information from the official source: ENAC - École nationale de l'aviation civile (12/10/2026)