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June 13, 2024 marked the start of the National Educational and Vocational Selection and Orientation Test (Tenasosp) in the educational province of Kongo-Central, 2024 edition. No less than 45,684 candidates, including 22,665 girls, courageously embarked on this test, distributed across 138 testing centers.
Under the watchful eye of Dominique Nkodia Mbete, mayor of the town of Matadi, the tests took place over two days, thus offering future finalist students of the Terminal Cycle of Basic Education (CTEB) the opportunity to demonstrate their acquired and to prove their ability to reach new heights. These long-awaited evaluations are both a crucial step and an open door to a promising future.
It is necessary to emphasize that the Tenasosp aims to sanction the end of the course of the finalist students, by offering them the possibility of being oriented towards sectors corresponding to their interests and their aptitudes, whether they are organized in the humanities or in the cycles professionals. This stage constitutes a springboard towards rich and diversified career paths, offering future generations the opportunity to achieve their full potential in areas that fascinate them.
Beyond the impressive figures and statistics, a reality rich in promise emerges, where each candidate is offered the chance to chart their own path to success. The Tenasosp, much more than a simple exam, symbolizes hope and aspiration for a better future for Congolese youth, who only ask to flourish and shine.
In conclusion, the 2024 edition of the National Educational and Professional Selection and Orientation Test in Kongo-Central represents much more than a simple academic test. It is a real springboard towards the future, an opportunity of choice and evolution for thousands of young people, ready to conquer the world and leave their mark in the history of Congolese education.