By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo
The Minister of Secondary Education, MINESEC, Prof. Nalova Lyonga, has announced a new initiative aimed at providing catch-up lessons for secondary school students across the country.
This initiative, organized by the Distance Learning Center, seeks to ensure that all students achieve parity in teaching coverage, especially in light of recent disruptions to their education.
In a communiqué released on November 7, Minister Lyonga detailed that the catch-up lessons will commence on November 10. These lessons are designed to prepare students adequately for their academic progression, reinforcing essential knowledge that may have been impacted during the interruptions.
The lessons will focus on core subjects across both the General and Technical Education streams, catering to a wide range of academic needs. Students, parents, and educators can find additional information, including schedules and access instructions, on the official Distance Learning website: distance-learning.minesec.gov.cm.
Minister Lyonga has emphasized the importance of collaboration among all educational stakeholders, urging Regional Delegates, school principals, and teachers to work closely with the Distance Learning Center.
She expressed her confidence that with the collective commitment of educators, parents, and students, this initiative can be a success, ensuring that no learner is left behind in the national education process.
According to education experts, this proactive step by MINESEC reflects a dedication to maintaining educational standards and supporting students during these challenging times.
As the country navigates the complexities of educational continuity, the Minister’s call for unity and cooperation serves as a reminder of the shared responsibility in fostering an inclusive learning environment.
