Congo opens secondary schools after literacy cycle
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Aci
Congolese Education Minister Jean-Luc Mouthou announced the opening of general education secondary schools in the post-literacy cycle, notably for BEPC holders. He visited the Pierre Ntsieté and Mama schools in Brazzaville, according to the Congolese News Agency.
Cameroon’s Minister of Preschool, Primary, Secondary Education and Literacy, Jean-Luc Mouthou, opened general education secondary schools this year as part of the post-literacy cycle. These schools notably accommodate holders of the Brevet d’études du premier cycle (BEPC), according to the Congolese News Agency (ACI).
Jean-Luc Mouthou visited the Pierre Ntsieté and Mama Makoumba schools as part of the opening, ACI reports.
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