The negotiations have been roundly and lengthy, and although the result has been significant, 19.5 jobs, the needs of SEASKA have not been overmet. Iparralde’s ikastolas will need 30 professors to start the next course.

The Federation of Ikastolas was prepared to take on the ten jobs that barely exist in the negotiations, while the Academy was limited to ten. Finally, after obtaining two-thirds, the three institutions present at the table signed the agreement. The convention has a duration of three years and the Ministry of Education has assumed the cost of nineteen and a half jobs.

SEASKA is growing year after year, every year it is increasing, already 4,000 students are doing it. Therefore, the agreement has been determined according to the number of students. The representative of SEASKA, Paxkal Indo, has shown his satisfaction with the agreement reached, “we can make the entrance to school in ‘good’ conditions”. The new ikastola of Arbona-Ahetz (Lapurdi) will witness the steady growth of SEASKA, which began last September.

EBB has been the third player in the negotiations on Thursday. The other two parties have recognised that the PSE has been a ‘guarantee’ to reach an agreement, for which they have thanked their cooperation. The PAL has brought the necessary peace of mind to reach the agreement.

In any case, the convention has its “gaps”. For example, Seaska students will have to take an annual exam to show “the level of their skills.” Their Euskera level will be studied, as well as the level of knowledge they have on some topics. This examination will be carried out in French.

Former President of SEASKA, Paxkal Indo, said that this paragraph highlights "the limits of the pact" that exists between the two parties. In fact, some ministers of the French Government “have called into question the model of immersion in recent months”.