Nayala: The High Commissioner of the Nayala province, Honor© Fr©d©ric Par©, officially commenced the Certificate of Professional Aptitude (CAP) exams at Toma technical high school. This event marked the start of the BEPC, BEP, and CAP exams in the province, with a total of 1,876 candidates participating.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the provincial director in charge of Secondary Education and Technical and Vocational Training, Idrissa Roko, detailed that the 2026 session of the BEPC includes 1,758 candidates. This group comprises 682 boys and 1,076 girls, organized into eight juries across fifteen centers.

The BEP exams are being undertaken by 68 candidates, consisting of 41 boys and 27 girls. Meanwhile, the CAP exams have 50 candidates, with 34 boys and 16 girls participating.

Overall, the exams for the 2026 session in Nayala province encompass 1,876 candidates. The High Commissioner emphasized the importance of concentration, discipline, and adherence to instructions, encouraging candidates to perform to the best of their abilities. He extended his best wishes for their success in both academic and professional endeavors.