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Education in Cameroon.Cameroon has two major distinctive education systems:
These models were put in place by the colonial masters - Great Britain and France. The education in Cameroon is therefore not bilingual in the true sense of bilingualism as individuals only master their colonial system with little cross interaction with the other system even when both systems are on the same campus. While many institution in Cameroon claim to be bilingual, they merely comprise of an independent none interacting anglophone and francophone system on one campus with graduates learning little to nothing from the other system. The Anglo-Saxon system ( roughly 20% ) is practiced on the British colonial territory consisting of the South West and North West provinces of Cameroon and a few schools in Douala and Yaounde to carter for the anglophone population in the city area. The francophone system (80%) is practiced by the remaining eight (8) provinces of Cameroon. These systems were put in place by the Colonial masters and are still being practiced today with little adjustment if any. In addition to these independent anglophone and francophone systems, efforts has been made to push for true bilingual institutions in Cameroon. Few select government schools offer a third option on their campuses:
Enrollment is very selective and graduates of such systems are truly bilingual, adding to the pride of the nation of Cameroon. One such institution is the highly acclaimed Government Bilingual Grammar School in Molyko Buea. The textbooks in use are constantly being revised for marketing purposes. Authors consists of Cameroonians, Nigerians, French and British with a few other Africans authors. Education in Cameroon is supervised and administered by various Cameroon government ministries:
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