Toma:The High Commissioner of Nayala Province, Honor Frdric Par, has called upon the administrative staff of General and Technical Secondary Education in Toma to demonstrate conviction and responsibility in their roles. This appeal was made during the opening of their annual conference.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the High Commissioner encouraged participants to become more engaged in implementing educational reforms. He commended the positive outcomes of the 2025-2026 school year, highlighting national success rates of 54.06% in the BEPC, 87.23% in the CAP, 76.06% in the BEP, and 61.40% in the BAC.

The High Commissioner also stressed the importance of supporting reforms in vocational training, scientific and technological education, as well as the diversification of series and specific pathways. The conference, themed "Implementation of reforms in post-primary and secondary education: skills development through vocational training and scientific and technological education," aims to assess administrative practices and challenges faced by institutions.

Spanning three days, the conference is expected to yield recommendations to enhance the administrative management and functioning of schools in Nayala Province.