The high commissioner of the Passoré province, Daouda Sangaré officially launched on Tuesday June 18, 2024, at the Wendlamita private high school in Yako, the written tests for the Baccalaureate session of 2024, with the participation of 2,802 candidates .
There are a total of 2,802 candidates including 1,381 boys and 1,421 girls distributed among 12 juries which began this Tuesday, June 18, 2024, the written tests for the baccalaureate session of 2024 in the 9 municipalities of the Passoré province.
Alongside the High Commissioner of Passoré, Daouda Sangaré and the Provincial Director of Post-Primary and Secondary Education of Passoré, Halidou Konfé, the administrative, military and paramilitary authorities of the locality went very early in the morning to the jury 430 sitting at the Wendlamita private high school in Yako to give the start of the events.
In front of the 271 series D candidates who make up this jury, the opening of the first envelope containing the French test took place.
The high commiss
ioner of the Passoré province, Daouda Sangaré encouraged the candidates who are at the end of their school career while inviting them to maintain serenity throughout the composition.
The provincial authority also said it was reassured of the best conditions for the composition of candidates.
‘ We are leaving satisfied, it is the last stage of the school year and for the moment there are no major difficulties,’ he rejoiced.
As for the first manager in charge of post-primary and secondary education (DPEPS) of Passoré, Halidou Konfé, he reassured that everything has been put in place so that these exams take place well within his territorial jurisdiction.
‘We are very happy, because all these candidates were able to reach their composition center,’ said Mr. Konfé.
Note that the first results of the Bac 2024 are expected on Thursday June 27.
Source: Burkina Information Agency