Cameroon – Bangangté: Motana Académie Foundation bets on vocational training for a better future for all

Author: Lydie SeuleuPublished on: October 18, 2026Country: Cameroon
Society & Lifestyle
Cameroon – Bangangté: Motana Académie Foundation bets on vocational training for a better future for all

In Bangangté, in the Ndé department, the Motana Académie Foundation Vocational Training Centre (CFP-FMA) announces 29 courses in construction, technical trades, digital skills, management and livestock farming. The foundation aims to build skills and support employment, particularly in response to youth unemployment and growing demand for qualified workers. Guided by the motto “Education • Excellence • Leadership,” it seeks to provide practical skills and encourage learners’ independence.

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