Silly:Principals and teachers of first-grade classes in the Silly Basic Education Center (CEB) have completed a two-week training session focused on bi-multilingual education. This initiative, held at Silly 'A' school, aimed to equip educators with the skills needed to teach in the national languages.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the training was conducted in two phases. The initial phase focused on transcription in the Nuni and Moore languages, guided by five instructors. Participants, divided by language, progressed from learning the alphabet to constructing sentences, using regional songs to aid pronunciation. The second phase covered teaching methodologies in national languages within a common core curriculum.

Julcarnine Napon, Head of the Basic Education District, expressed satisfaction with the session's outcomes. He praised the participants for their dedication and punctuality, highlighting the importance of this training for enhancing education quality in the district. Napon encouraged the application of the acquired skills to benefit students significantly.

Trainer Guy Herve Guel, speaking for the instructors, noted the participants' enthusiasm and active involvement in discussions. He expressed optimism regarding the successful application of the training during upcoming supervision visits.

Lalle Yameogo, director of Silly 'B' school, represented the beneficiaries in voicing appreciation for the trainers' expertise. He emphasized the personal learning gains and pledged to implement best practices in the field.

The session concluded with renewed wishes for the educators' success in applying their new skills to ensure a successful school year in the Silly CEB.