Two years ago, the government of Cameroon via the Minister of Secondary Education launched a distance learning platform to improve studies for students in secondary schools.
The distance learning website has over 300 lessons uploaded on the online platform which can be accessed by students at any time.
Students of examination classes in the two sub systems of education can easily have access to all lecture notes the platform has once they are connected while all the necessary measures have been taken to ensure students in rural communities who don’t have access to internet can equally receive the lectures via distribution of tablets loaded with these lectures.
The government is looking at every means of making distance learning permanent especially with the context marked by the COVID-19 as revealed by the Minister of Secondary Education, Professor Nalova Lyonga.
To make the best use of this E-learning platform, here is what to do:
- Open the website at the following address: https://minesec-distancelearning.cm
- Choose the language by selecting one of the following sub-systems: ENGLISH SUB-SYSTEM or FRENCH SUB-SYSTEM.
- Choose one of the 3 types of teaching from among the following : GENERAL EDUCATION, TECHNICAL EDUCATION or TEACHER TRAINING.
- Choose one of the classes in the menu on the left: from Form 1 to Uppersixth based on the cycle.
- Click on the course you are interested in to play the video.
Mary Ndinge Lyonga is a marketing assistant at Eagle Wings and Spice Located at Mutengene, Tiko Road.
She was once a Volunteer at the Tiko Council Community Radio for a period of 3 months under the Leadership of Mme Sarah Nkongho as the Station Manager. She is a graduate from the department of Journalism and Mass Communication, Faculty of Social and Management Science, University of Buea.