Bachelor’s Degree in Measurement and Evaluation

This degree provides training in the theories, methods and practices of assessing learning, training programmes, education systems and teaching practices. It offers broad knowledge of education, training and teaching through multiple disciplines (sociology, economics, philosophy, psychology, history, language sciences, national languages and cultures) and develops scientific reasoning. The Curriculum and Evaluation track offers two specialisation options: Measurement and Quality Assurance in Education, and Assessment of Learning (Docimology).

Online pre-registration at https://un-registration.univ-ndere.cm, followed by submission of the complete paper file to the Faculty’s Registry (Service de la Scolarité).

**Required documents:**

• a pre-registration application form completed by the candidate;
• two certified true copies of the birth certificate, issued less than three months earlier;
• two certified true copies of the BAC/GCE A Level certificate and two of its transcript, or of any equivalent qualification;
• one certified true copy of the Probatoire;
• one certified true copy of the BEPC/GCE O Level or any equivalent qualification;
• a sworn statement signed at the police station;
• four 4×4 photographs bearing on the back the candidate’s full name, programme, nationality, region of origin, date and place of birth, cycle and level;
• the receipt for the pre-registration and medical examination fees (10,000 FCFA);
• a photocopy of the national identity card or an equivalent document;
• the medical clearance issued by the doctor of the University of Ngaoundéré Medical and Social Centre;
• a stamped A4 envelope and a cardboard folder, both bearing the candidate’s address.

Candidates applying for first registration in Year 2 or Year 3 must also provide a certified true copy of their academic transcripts.

• Careers in teaching, education and training (civil service and outside basic and secondary education)
• Careers in education research, including laboratory research
• Civil service competitive examinations: inspector posts, assessment officers in local bodies or national and international institutions
• Preparation for the ENS and ENSET entrance examinations
• Assessment roles in teaching and education: evaluation of systems, curriculum development, evaluation of teaching practices

• Master the quantitative and qualitative tools and techniques used in the humanities and social sciences
• Master French, English and a foreign language as applied to the humanities and social sciences, as well as computing tools
• Observe and analyse professional situations in education, training and teaching, and study the economic, social and organisational context of companies and education-sector institutions
• Produce a structured synthesis of the documents studied
• Manage training plans and schemes for companies and public administrations, plan training or educational activities and implement process evaluation