
Libérat Ntibashirakandi
Libérat Ntibashirakandi is a university professor and education expert in Burundi, known for his critique of proposed educational reforms. He has publicly opposed the restoration of the 10th grade, arguing that it represents a superficial solution to deeper systemic issues within the educational framework, such as underqualified teachers, overcrowded classrooms, and inadequate resources.
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Libérat Ntibashirakandi, a university professor and education expert, emphasizes that the current departures cannot be understood without considering the socio-political context.
Jusqu’où ira la désertion des enseignants ? – IWACUProfessor Libérat Ntibashirakandi recalls past attempts to introduce a student loan system and critiques current educational policies.
Une appréciation mitigée – IWACULibérat Ntibashirakandi, a teacher-researcher, described the Burundian education system as a national disaster.
Le système éducatif burundais, victime d’une gouvernance défaillante – IWACULibérat Ntibashirakandi, a PhD holder and university professor, believes that the deterioration of the quality of education and student performance should be addressed comprehensively.
Des résultats alarmants – IWACULibérat Ntibashirakandi argues that the CVR's initiative contradicts the goal of reconciling Burundians.
Une qualification aux forceps ? – IWACULibérat Ntibashirakandi, a university professor and education expert, strongly contests the proposed restoration of the 10th year of schooling.
La restauration de la 10ᵉ année scolaire, une solution contestée face à la crise éducative – IWACU



















