Nayala: 22 supervisors of the mandatory patriotic immersion program trained to better guide new high school graduates

The High Commissioner of the province of Nayala, Honor© Fr©d©ric Par©, launched on Tuesday in Toma the training of 22 trainers responsible for supervising new high school graduates as part of the mandatory Patriotic Immersion (IPO), scheduled to begin on July 27. The 22 trainers who will provide guidance to the new high school graduates of the Nayala province as part of the mandatory patriotic immersion (IPO) are composed of 11 members of the Defense and Security Forces (FDS) and 11 civilians.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the High Commissioner emphasized that the trainers' mission will be to transmit both knowledge and civic values. He urged them to demonstrate rigor, discipline, and exemplary conduct to ensure high-quality training. The Provincial Director of Post-Primary, Secondary, Technical and Vocational Education in Nayala, Idrissa Roko, recalled that this training aims to prepare the supervisors called upon to transmit the values of patriotism, civic-mindedness, discipline, and responsibility to the new high school graduates.

This session is an essential step in the preparations for IPO 2026 and should allow the province to have competent supervisors to effectively support the civic education of new high school graduates.