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The Inspectorate General of Education

Under the authority of an Inspector-General, the Inspectorate-General of Education shall be responsible for:

  • outlining research programmes;
  • ensuring the coordination, Supervision and follow-up of activities assigned to Inspectorates of Pedagogy;
  • ensuring the follow-up of the activities of structures in charge of examinations;
  • ensuring the control and evaluation of Cameroon's system of education;
  • ensuring the constant adaptation of pedagogy to the progress of science;
  • ensuring the application of Government policy on the textbook and other instructional material;
  • relations in research and training programmes; and
  • designing in-service training programmes and the Distance Training of Teachers.

It shall comprise:

  • a Teachers' Resource Center;
  • Inspectorates of Pedagogy; and
  • a Control Brigade for Private Secondary Eduçational Schools.

THE TEACHERS' RESOURCE UNIT

Under the authority of a Unit Head, the Teachers’ Resource Unit shall be responsible for:

  • implementating of research programmes;
  • relations in the search for training programmes; and
  • promoting and publishing research results.

Besides the Unit head, it shall comprise 4 (four) Assistant Research Officers.

INSPECTORATES OF PEDAGOGY

Under the authority of Pedagogic Inspectors, Inspectorates of Pedagogy shall be responsible for:

  • outlining and developing curricula and methods of teaching the various subjects;
  • ensuring the follow-up, control and constant evaluation of curricula, teachers, textbooks and instructional material;
  • pedagogic surveys in Provincial Delegations;
  • outlining pedagogic research programmes;
  • ensuring the follow-up and evaluation of the Distance Training of teachers; the follow-up of the in-service training of teachers, in conjunction with the Department of Human Resources;
  • compiling of lesson of notes;
  • writing semester reports of evaluation of educational activities;
  • polishing and checking examination questions, in conjunction with Regional Inspectorates of Pedagogy;
  • giving technical advice on the pre-service training of teachers, and pedagogic supervision officials; and
  • giving technical advice on the proposal of examiners, supervisors and moderators or official examinations, in conjunction with the structures in charge of examination

They shall be as follows:

  • the Inspectorate of Pedagogy for the Promotion of Bilingualism: It shall promote English in francophone secondary schools and teacher training Colleges, and French in Anglophone schools of the same level;
  • the Inspectorate of Pedagogy for theTertiary Sciences and Technology of the  Sector;
  • the Inspectorate of Pedagogy for the teaching of Letters, Arts and Foreign Languages (French, English, German, Arabic, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, Italian, Portuguese);
  • the inspectorate of Pedagogy for industrial Technical Education;
  • the inspectorate of Pedagogy for Social Sciences: History, Geography, Civics, Philosophy, Morals;
  • the Inspectorate of Pedagogy for the teaching the Sciences: Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Elementary Physics, Biology, Geology, Environmental Sciences, Hygiene and Biotechnical sciences;
  • the Inspectorate of Pedagogy for Technical and Teacher Education; the Inspectorate of Pedagogy for Computer Sciences (Computer Literacy, Infographic, Computer Maintenance).

Each Inspectorate of Pedagogy shall have 2 (two) to 3 (three) National Pedagogic Inspectors per subject or group of Subjects.

The Inspectorate of Pedagogy for the Tertiary Sciençes and Technology of the Sector and the Inspectorate of Pedagogy for Industrial Technical Education shall have 3 (three) Sections headed each by a National Coordinating Pedagogic inspector.

Each under the authority of a Pedagogic Inspector, the Inspectorates of Pedagogy provided for under 9 (2) above shall be responsible for supervising and coordinating the activities of National pedagogic Inspectors.

The Inspectorate of Pedagogy for the Tertiary Sciences and Technology of the Sector shall comprise:

  • the Section for Economic Science and Techniques and Management (Accounts and Finance, Economic and social Sciences, Insurance, Financial Mathematics, Law, Legislation); and
  • the Section for Administrative and Commercial Action and Communication (Secretaryship and Office Automation, Communication and Management, Marketing, Home Economics, Catering and Tourism).

The Inspectorate of Pedagogy for Industrial Technical Education shall comprise:

  • the Section for Electrical and Mechanical Engineering;
  • the Section for Civil Engineering, Woodwork and Agricultural Techniques;
  • the section for Industrial Chemistry and Biomedical Fields; and
  • the section for Arts and Fashion.

THE CONTROL BRIGADE FOR PRIVATE SECONDARY EDUCATIONAL SCHOOLS

Under the authority of a Brigade Head, the Control Brigade for Private Secondary Educational school shall be responsible for the control of private secondary general, technical and teacher education schools and of the utilisation of State subventions and other sources of funding.

The control shall lead to the writing of at least one quarterly report to be forwarded to the hierarchy.

Besides the Brigade Head, it shall comprise 2 (two) Service controllers.

The Inspectorate-General of Services

Under the authority of Inspector General of Services, the Inspectorate- General of services shall be responsible for:
    • evaluating of the performances of services as per the goals set, in conjunction with the Secretary-General;
    • ensuring the internal control and evaluation of the functioning of the services of the Ministry;
    • informing the Minister and the Secretary of State on the quality of functioning and the output of Services;
    • assessing application of organisational techniques and methods as well as the simplification of administrative work, in conjunction with the competent services of the  Administrative Reforms;
    • implementats of the strategy to fight against corruption within the Ministry, in conjunction with the Anti-Corruption Unit of the Ministry.
 Besides the Inspector-General, it shall comprise 3 (three) Inspectors of Services.
 
In the discharge of their control and evaluation duties, the Inspector-General and the Inspectors of Services shall have access to all the documents of the services under  the control. In this respect, they may:
    • demand information, explanations or documents from the officials of the services under the control, who are bound to furnish them within the deadline;
    • require, for a while, the services of the staff of other structures of the Ministry;
    • request, when necessary and upon to the Minister's authorisation, the services of the forces of law and order to lend a hand or to notice attempts to damage public property. 
Each inspection or control mission shall lead to the writing of a report to be forwarded to the Minister, with a copy to the Secretary General.
 
The Minister shall forward a copy of this report to the Minister in charge of Administrative Reform and to the Minister in charge of Supreme State Audit.
 
The Minister shall forward a quarterly control report as well as an annual report of the activities of  the Inspector-General to the Prime Minister, Head of Government.
 

The SEESEN

SESEEN2

Sir BAYAOLA BONIFACE

The Secretary of State to the Ministry of Secondary Education in charge of Teacher Training has a Private Secretary

Under the authority of a Private Secretary, the Private Secretariats shall be responsible for the private affairs of the Secretary of State.

The Minister

  

Pr. NALOVA LYONGA

 

The missions

The Ministry of Secondary Education shall be under the authority of a Minister, who shall be assisted by a Secretary of State.

The Minister of Secondary Education  shall be responsible for designing, implementing and evaluating government policy in the area of general secondary, technical and teacher training.

In this respect, he/she shall be responsible for:

    • the organisation and functioning of general secondary, technical and teacher training;
    • preparing curricula and research on teaching methods for general secondary and technical education  and the control on their implementation;
    • the moral, civic and intellectual training of general secondary and technical education students;
    • the development, follow-up and implementation of the school mapping of this type of education;
    • the follow-up and control of the administrative and pedagogic management of government and private educational institutions;
    • designing norms and standards, and controlling their application;
    • educational counselling and planning;
    • the textbook policy for this level of education;
    • the in-service training of teachers, he/she respect in of the duties assigned to other Ministers in this respect;
    • liaison with UNESCO for matters in his/her area of competence.

He/She shall supervise the Office du Baccalauréat du Cameroun (O B C) and the General Certificate of Education Board ( GCE-Board).

In the discharge of these duties, the Minister of Secondary Education shall have:

    • private secretariats;
    • three (3) Technical Advisers;
    • an Inspectorate-General of Services;
    • an Inspectorate-General of Education;
    • a Central Administration;
    • external services;
    • Secondary Education institutions; and
    • Advisory Bodies, for this type and level of education.

Under the authority of a Private Secretary, the Private Secretariats shall be responsible for the private affairs of the Minister.

Technical Advisers shall perform any duties assigned to them by the Minister or by Secretary State.

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