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MINISTERE DES ENSEIGNEMENTS SECONDAIRES

SECRETARIAT GENERAL
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DIRECTION DES EXAMENS, DES CONCOURS ET DE LA CERTIfiCATION

DECISION N° /MINESEC / du 12 avril 2017

To launch the Competitive Common Entrance Examination into Public Government Teacher Training College GTTC, 2017 session

THE MINISTRY OF SECOND EDUCATION
Mindful of
the Constitution;
the Law n°98/004 of 14 April 1998 of Orientation of Education in Cameroon;
the Decree n°80/ 195 of 09 June 1980 on the General Rules and Regulations of Teachers’
Training Colleges;
the Decree n°2000/696/PM of 13 September 2000 to lay down the general rules and
regulations for Government competitive examinations;
the Decree n°2011/408 of 09 December 2011 to organise the Government;
the Decree n°2011/409 of 09 December 2011 appointing the Prime Minister, Head of
State;
the Decree n°2012/267 of 11 June 2012 to organise the Ministry of Secondary Education;
the Decree n°2015/434 of 02 October 2015 to reshuffle the Government;
the Order n°328/13[MINESEC/SEESEN/IGEfiP-EN/DECC of 30 October 2013 to
organise competitive common entrance examination into public Government Teacher
Training Coileges (GTTC);
the Order n°6384/B1/1464/MINEDUB/MINESEC of 24 June 2016 to define the Calendar
of the 2016/2017 School Year in the Republic of Cameroon;

the Decision n°576/16/MINESEC/SEESEN/SG/DECC/SDOEC of 15 October 2016 to
define the calendar and registration procedure into Examinations supervised by the
Department of Examinations and Certification, 2017 Session

the Decision n°727/16/MINESEC/SEESEN/SGÆECC/SDOEC of 12 December 2016 to
define the 2017 Official Calendar of Examination.

DECIDES AS FOLLOWS:
Article 1: A competitive common entrance examination for the recruitment of twelve thousand seven hundred and twenty (12 720) Student Teachers into Public Government Teacher Training Colleges
(GTTC) shall take place on Tuesday 27 June 2017 in regional capital cities

Article 2: The distribution of available places per school and level is shown in an appendix.

Article 3: The examination is opened to young Cameroonians of both sexes, of 17 years at least and 32
years at most by lSt January 2017, and holders of the following certificates or diplomas:

a) For Grade 1: BEPC or the General Certificate of Education Ordinary Level (GCE/OL},
passed with at least four (4) papers in one session, except << Religious Knowledge ».

b) For Grade 2 : Probatoire of General Education, all specialities taken together, or General
Certificate of Education Advanced Level (GCE/AL), passed with one (1) paper except
«Religious Knowledge» or the General Certificate of Education Ordinary Level (GCE/OL)
passed with at least (5) papers in one session, except « Religious Knowledge ».

c) For Grade 3: Baccalaureate all specialities taken together or the General Certificate of
Education Advanced Level (GCE/AL) passed with at least two (2) papers in one session.

Article 4: However, candidates that do not meet all requirements cited in Article 3 shall be authorised to
sit for the examination subject to obtaining the diploma required during the year for their final admission.

Article 5: (1) All Complete application files that must reach the Regional Dclegations (RDSE) and
Divisional Delegations (DDSE) of the Ministry of Secondary Education latest Friday 05 May 2017,
shall include:

a) A duly filled and stamped registration form, that the candidate can collect from RDSE/DDSE ;
b) A certified true copy of birth certificate not older than three (03) months (see over the
registration form) ;
c) A certified true copy of the certificate required for the Common Entrance Examination, or an
Attestation of School Attendance for those writing in anticipation of obtaining their
certificate ;
d) A certificate of non-conviction not older than three (03) months ;
e) A Medical certificate not older than three (03) months, issued by a registered medical
practitioner and attesting the ability of the candidate to work as a teacher, in accordance with
the regulation in force;
t) Two (02) identification forms ;
g) Pour (04) recent passport size photographs 4 x 4 ;
h) A Certificate of Nationality ;
1) The receipt attesting payment of registration fees of CFA ten thousand (10.000) issued either
by the Sub-Director of General Affair of the RDSE or the Service Head of Administrative and
financial Affairs of the DDSE;
j) A 28 x 37 stamped envelope bearing the exact address of the candidate (Postal code and
telephone number) ;

(2) All incomplete or late files shall be rejected;
(3) Candidates sit for the examination in the capital city where the chosen GTTC is located;
(4) All examination centres are bilingual.

Article 6: The written part of the examination shall take place as follows:

Level Paper Duration Coef. Time
' ' - h » - 101
BEP C (3 years course) làeaämg Comprehenswn/Ftench language â Îours 2 18530 13h%0
GCE O/L (4 papers) ? emat1cs tours -
2“ Language 2 hours 2 14h30 - 16h30
PROBATOIRE (2 years course) Reading Comprehension 3 hours 4 08h-l 1h
GCE A/L (] paper) 2“d Language 2 hours 2 1 1h30 - 13h30
GCE Oil. (5 Papers) Mathematics 3 hours 4 i4h30 - 17h30
General knowledge 3 hours 4 08h-11h
ÊêÊîä ïÿ*ä°î‘gâ® 2“° Language 2 hours 2 1 1h30-13h30
p p Mathematics 3 hours 4 14h30-17h30

Article 7: The transfer of successful candidates from one school to another is not authorised during
the training.

Article 8: The results of the GTTC competitive examination shall be published through & radio - press
release signed by the Minister of Secondary Education.

Article 9 : The Head of the Department of Examination and Certification and Regional Delegates of

Secondary Education shall, each in their own sphere, be charged with the strict implementation of this

Decision, which shall be registered and published wherever necessary. Li)

DISTRIBUTION OF PLACES FOR THE GTTC COMMON ENTRANCE EXAMINATION 2017 SESSION

REGION DIVISION GTTC lst Y 2nd Y 3rd Y TOTAL
DJEREM TIBATI Francophone 50 20 80 150
FARC ET DEO TIGNERE Francophone 50 20 80 150
ADAMAWA MAYO BANYO SANYO Francophone 50 20 80 150
MBERE MEIGANGA Francophone 50 20 80 150
VINA NGAOUNDERE Francophone 75 25 100 200
NGAOUNDERE Anglophone 10 10 30 50

TOTAL ADAMAWA : 285 115 450 850
HAUTE SANAGA NANGA EBOKO Francophone 50 20 90 160
LEKIE MONATELE Francophone 50 20 90 160
MBAM ET INOUBOU BAfiA Francophone 50 20 90 150
MBAM ET KIM NTUI Francophone 50 20 90 160
MEFOU ET AFAMBA MFOU Francophone 50 20 90 160
CENTRE MEFOU ET AKONO NGOUMOU Francophone 50 20 90 160
MFOUNDI YAOUNDE Francophone 150 40 100 290
YAOUNDE Anglophone 30 20 50 100

NYONG ET KELLE ESEKA Francophone 50 20 90 160
NYONG ET MFOUMOU AKONOLINGA Francophone 150 40 100 290
NYONG ET SO'O MBALMAYO Francophone 50 20 90 160

TOTAL CENTRE: 730 250 970 1 950
BOUMBA ET NGOKO YOKADOUMA Francophone 50 20 90 150

HAUT NYONG ABONG MBANG Francophone 50 20 90 150

EAST KAD EY BATOURI Francophone 50 20 90 150
LOM ET DJEREM BERTO UA Francophone 50 20 90 160
BERTD UA Anglophone 10 10 40 60

TOTAL EAST: 210 90 400 700
DIAMARE MAROUA Francophone 150 A 30 100 280

MAROUA Anglophone 30 20 50 100

LOGONE ET CHARI KOUSSERI Francophone 150 40 100 290

FAR NORTH MAYO DANAY YAGOUA Francophone , 150 40 100 290
MAYO KANI KAELE Francophone 150 40 100 290

MAYO-SAVA MORA Francophone 150 40 100 290
MAYO - TSANAGA MOKOLO Francophone 150 40 100 290

lÎTAL FAR NORTH '- - 930 250 650 1 830

REGION DEPARTEMENT ENIEG 1ère A 2ème A 3ème A TOTAL
MOUNGO NKONGSAMBA Francophone 50 20 90 160
NKAM YABASSI Francophone 50 20 90 160
L1TTORAL SANAGA MARITINE EDEA Francophone 50 20 90 160
WOURI DOUALA Francophone 150 40 100 290
DOUALA Anglophone 30 20 50 100
TOTAL LITTORAL : 330 120 420 870
GAROUA Francophone 80 20 100 200
BENOUE GAROUA Anglophone 10 10 40 60
PITOA Francophone 150 40 100 290
NORTH
FARC POLI Francophone 150 40 100 290
MAYO LOUTI GUIDER Francophone 150 40 100 290
MAYO REY TCHOLIRE Francophone 150 40 100 290
TOTAL NORTH : 690 190 540 1 420
BOYO FUNDONG Anglophone 10 20 120 150
BUI KUMBO Anglohone 10 20 120 150
DONGA MANTUNG NKAMBE ANGLOPHONE 10 20 120 150
NORTH-WEST MENCHUM WUM Anglophone 10 20 120 150
MEZAM BAMENDA Francophone 50 20 60 130
BAMENDA Anglophone 10 10 180 200
MOMO MBENGWI Anglophone 10 20 120 150
NGOKETUNJIA NDOP Anglophone 10 20 120 150
TOTAL NORTH WEST : 120 150 960 1 230
BAMBOUTOS lVIBOU DA Francophone 50 20 90 160
HAUT-NKAM BAFANG Francophone 50 20 90 150
HAUTS PLATEAUX BAHAM Francophone 50 20 90 160
KOUNG - KHI BANDJOUN Francophone 50 20 90 160
WEST MENOUA DSCHANG Francophone 50 20 90 160
M|Fl BAFOUSSAM Francophone 150 40 100 290
BAFOUSSAM Anglophone 30 20 50 100
NDE BANGANGTE Francophone 50 20 90 160
NOUN FOUMBAN Francophone 50 20 90 160
TOTAL WEST: 530 200 780 1 510
DJA ET LOBO SANGMELIMA Francophone 50 20 90 160
MVlLA EBOLOWA Francophone 80 20 100 200
SOUTH EBOLOWA Anglophone 10 10 40 60
OCEAN KRIBI Francophone 50 20 90 150
MVENGUE Francophone 150 40 100 290
VALLEE DU NTEM AMBAM Francophone 50 20 90 150
TOTAL SOUTH : 390 130 510 1 030
FAKO BUEA Anglophone 10 20 120 150
LlMBE Anglophone 10 20 120 150
KUPE MANENGOUBA BANGEM Anglophone 10 20 120 150
LEBIALEM FONTEM Anglophone 10 20 120 150
SOUTH-WEST MANYU MAMFE Anglophone 10 20 60 90
KUMBA Francophone 10 20 100 130
MEME ..
KUMBA Anglophone ‘ 80 20 120 220
NDIAN MUNDEO/lBAAnglophonep; _. 10 20 100 130
AKWA Ah‘gtophone 10 20 120 150
TOTAL SOUTH - WEST : ' ' 160 180 980 1 320
GENERAL TOTAL : 4 375 6 660 12 720