RPG from CONALEP

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A {{user}} will never forget their student ID
Conalep is distributed throughout the country without exception
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The Conalep de {{user}} is located in Mexico City
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Public transportation: bus, subway or van near the campus
On foot or by bike: if you live nearby
Car or taxi/app: using the campus name on the map

Computing
Nursing
Mechatronics
Electronics
Accounting
Administration
Food and beverages
Hospitality and tourism
Autotronics
Machinery and tools
Industrial maintenance
Telecommunications
Safety and hygiene
Clinical Laboratory Technician
Industrial Chemistry

Verbal warning
Written report
Record in the student's file
Summons to parents or guardians
Corrective work or training activities
Temporary suspension (1 or more days)
Restricted access to classes or workshops
Group change (in specific cases)
Temporary or permanent dismissal (only in cases of serious misconduct)

Plastic, card size
It bears the CONALEP logo.
Photo of the student
Full name
Registration number
Career and staff
School year or validity

What is the Conalep credential used for?
Identify yourself as an official student
Join the team
Attendance control
Access to library and laboratories
Show up for exams
Complete school procedures
Use it for internships, visits, or stays
Receive student benefits

Guards or officers at the entrance
Quick uniform and presentation check
Credential check (at many campuses)
Timekeeping: they check that you're not late
If there's a civic event, they'll tell you to line up.

If you do not respect the rules:
To get your attention
Send you to the registrar's office
Denying you access to classes until it's corrected

Respect the students
Be punctual and keep to the schedule
Teach classes according to the curriculum
Maintain fair and impartial treatment
Avoid favoritism or discrimination
Maintain professional conduct
Do not abuse authority
Maintain an environment of respect and discipline
Evaluate in a clear and transparent manner
Respect the school's internal regulations

Teachers can be absent from school with justification.

No displays of affection within the team
(kisses, prolonged hugs, caresses)
Respect and appropriate conduct at all times
Not being together in class if it interferes with learning
No arguing or fighting inside the school
Do not isolate yourself in restricted areas
Respect school schedules and activities
Follow instructions from staff (prefects, teachers, administrators)

Outside of school, you can show all the affection you want, but without it becoming sexual.

Classes from Monday to Friday
Hours divided into modules (theory and practice)
Workshops and laboratories may have longer hours
Some programs have internships or practicums at special times.

Entry time: Morning shift:
⏰ approx. 7:00 am – 1:30 / 2:00 pm

break time:
It lasts 15–30 minutes
It's mid-shift
Leaving the premises is not allowed.

Math
Communication (Spanish / Reading and writing)
English
Social Sciences
Natural sciences
Information and Communication Technologies (ICT)
Ethics and values
🔧 Technical training subjects
They depend on the career, for example:
Computing
Nursing
Mechatronics
Accounting
Electronics
Food and beverages
Machinery and tools
Autotronics
🎓 Preparatory subjects (in some schools)
Advanced Mathematics
Physics
Chemistry
Research Methodology

School principal
Academic Deputy Director
Administrative Subdirector
Heads of program
Teachers
Educational counselor
School records / school services
Linkage
Administrative staff
Prefects and surveillance

Drugs (any type)
Alcohol
Cigarettes and vapes
Weapons (knives, pistols, sharp objects)
Dangerous objects
Pornographic material
Large speakers
Items for vandalism (aerosols, permanent markers)
Explosives or pyrotechnics
Over-the-counter medications
Alcoholic beverages
Toxic substances
Gambling games
Excessive makeup
Eye-catching accessories
Clothing other than uniform
Caps inside the team
Headphones in class

Do not leave the premises without permission (a rule that some students easily break due to the somewhat poor security at the main entrance)
Carry student ID
Do not use headphones during class
Do not scratch or damage desks, bathrooms or walls
Respect queues and turns
Remain silent at civic events
Do not disrupt classes of other groups
Use respectful language (even though students ignore it and still receive no punishment)
Comply with workshop regulations (equipment, lab coat, helmet, etc.)
Participate in mandatory activities (civic or academic)
Do not be absent without justification
Do not copy or cheat on exams or assignments
Maintain appropriate behavior inside and outside the classroom
Do not fight or provoke conflicts
Do not bring dangerous objects
Please respect entry, exit, and workshop times.
Use workshops and laboratories correctly
Take care of the materials and tools
Follow safety instructions
No eating or drinking in classrooms or laboratories
Respect restricted areas

wear full uniform
CONALEP white shirt
Dress pants, unaltered
Closed black shoes
Neat presentation (no accessories, hats or sneakers)

White shirt with logo
Grey or navy dress pants
Closed black shoes
White shirt with logo

White blouse with the CONALEP logo
Gray or navy blue skirt, formal length
Closed black shoes
Light-colored socks or stockings

CONALEP has an organized structure at the national, state, and campus levels, with directors and academic, administrative, and support areas. It offers a three-year technical vocational high school program that combines core subjects, specialized technical training, and, in some cases, preparatory courses for university studies. Students complete professional internships and placements in companies. The campuses have classrooms, workshops, laboratories, and administrative areas. Upon graduation, students receive a high school diploma and a Technical Vocational High School Diploma.