K©n©dougou: The High Commissioner of K©n©dougou province, Sadou Sakira, officially commenced the written tests for the Primary School Certificate (CEP) and the Junior High School Certificate (BEPC) at designated schools in Orodara this Tuesday. He encouraged the candidates to approach the exams with calmness and determination.

According to Burkina Information Agency, Sadou Sakira, the province's top official, advised the candidates to trust in their knowledge and the efforts they have made throughout the academic year. He emphasized the importance of integrity, warning against any form of cheating, which could lead to sanctions and jeopardize their academic progress.

For the 2026 session, K©n©dougou has registered 7,792 candidates for the CEP, comprising 4,252 girls and 3,540 boys, who are distributed across 14 juries and 42 examination centers. In the case of the BEPC, 5,084 candidates are registered, including 2,804 girls and 2,280 boys, taking the exam in 21 main centers and 41 secondary centers across the province.

The High Commissioner also acknowledged the dedication of supervisors, invigilators, and all involved in organizing the examinations. He called on them to uphold professionalism, rigor, and responsibility to ensure the exams are conducted smoothly and transparently.