The Ministry of National Education and Citizenship Promotion in Chad has issued a circular prohibiting the transfer of students registered in the fourth grade of middle school and the third grade of high school from one educational institution to another. This decision applies to all educational academies and aims to ensure the stability of students' academic paths and good preparation for official exams.
The circular, numbered 0214/RT/MENBPC/SG/2026 and dated October 30, 2026, takes effect immediately and covers all public and private educational institutions. School administrators are required to strictly adhere to its content. The Ministry justifies this measure as necessary to enhance administrative discipline, limit organizational disruptions, and ensure the continuity of the educational process.
The Ministry also aims to curb the phenomenon of students frequently moving between educational institutions, which can cause disruptions, especially for those in grades that are subject to exams. By preventing these transfers, the Ministry seeks to provide a more stable educational environment for students in these critical grades.
Minister of National Education, Mohamed Ahmed Al-Habo, has called on educational officials to ensure the strict and immediate implementation of this decision. He emphasized the importance of disseminating this information to all educational institutions under their jurisdiction to avoid any violations that could undermine the adopted educational system.
The ban on transfers is part of the Ministry's efforts to improve the educational system in Chad. By maintaining stability in students' academic paths, the Ministry hopes to enhance the overall quality of education and better prepare students for their exams.
Educational institutions are expected to comply with this new regulation, and administrators will be held accountable for any instances of non-compliance. The Ministry's decision reflects its commitment to maintaining order and consistency within the educational sector.
The impact of this policy on students and educational institutions will be closely monitored, and further developments are expected as the policy takes effect. The Ministry's goal is to create a more structured and effective educational environment that benefits all students.
Key points
- The Ministry of National Education and Citizenship Promotion in Chad has banned the transfer of students in the fourth grade of middle school and the third grade of high school.
- The decision aims to ensure the stability of students' academic paths and good preparation for official exams.
- The ban applies to all public and private educational institutions and takes effect immediately.
