Ouagadougou: CP1 teachers and school principals in Man strengthen their bilingual and multilingual skills: Teachers in charge of CP1 classes and school directors of the Basic Education District (CEB) of Man began, on Thursday, September 17, 2026, a session to strengthen their skills in bi-multilingual education, focused on the use of Moor in learning.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the training scheduled from September 17 to 29, 2026, in Man aims to equip participants with the foundations, methods of application, and educational tools of bi-plurilingual education. The goal is to promote a better adaptation of teaching to the linguistic and cultural realities of learners.

Under the guidance of the head of the CEB of Man, Yacouba Bazongo, the participants are working in particular on strategies to enhance the child's linguistic and cultural environment as a lever for acquiring knowledge and developing skills. "This training is of great importance for improving the quality of teaching and learning," said the CCEB, inviting participants to demonstrate diligence and punctuality for an effective appropriation of the concepts and pedagogical tools.

Comrade Bazongo explained that the work is based on a participatory approach combining group work, workshops, plenary presentations, and discussions around educational guidelines.