Bobo-Dioulasso: The Minister in charge of Secondary Education, Vocational and Technical Training, Boubakar Savadogo, officially commenced the second round of the Brevet d'©tudes du premier cycle (BEPC), 2025 session at Sainte-Marie de Tounouma college. This event took place on Friday morning, marking a significant moment for the candidates participating in these examinations.
According to Burkina Information Agency, before the first exam envelope was opened, Minister Savadogo offered advice and encouragement to the candidates, noting that they seemed "a little more timid" than those in the first round. He urged them to remain focused and give their best efforts. The minister expressed hope that the setbacks experienced in the first round would be overcome, emphasizing the importance of confidence and perseverance.
Minister Savadogo commended the organization of the 2025 session, considering it "remarkable" compared to previous years. He extended his congratulations to the jury chairs, invigilators, examiners, and all the staff involved in the process. He highlighted the minimal incidents recorded this year and praised the performance of the exam management software, attributing these improvements to the efforts made since his assumption of office last August.
In addition to offering encouragement, the minister issued a warning against any attempts at fraud, stressing the importance of focusing on the exam subjects rather than seeking illegal methods.