Togo to Launch National Primary Education Quality Survey on Oct. 13

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Togo to Launch National Primary Education Quality Survey on Oct. 13

(Togo First) - • Togo will conduct a national survey on primary education quality from Oct. 13 to Nov. 7, 2025, coordinated by the National Center for Learning Assessment (CNEA).
• The survey will cover 39 indicators to assess educational outcomes and system performance across the country.
• The initiative forms part of the Basic Education Quality and Equity Improvement Project (PAQEEB) and aligns with the government’s 2020–2030 education sector plan.

Togo will carry out a nationwide survey on primary school education quality from Oct. 13 to Nov. 7, 2025. Investigators began a nine-day preparatory training in Lomé on Sept. 29.

The operation, coordinated by the National Center for Learning Assessment (CNEA) under the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education, will run in two phases: Oct. 13–24 and Nov. 3–7. It will evaluate 39 indicators to provide a comprehensive view of the primary education system’s performance.

Officials said the data will measure student learning outcomes and identify areas for improving teaching quality. The survey aligns with the 2020–2030 Sector Education Plan and the 2020–2025 government roadmap.

The initiative is part of the Basic Education Quality and Equity Improvement Project (PAQEEB). “This survey demonstrates the government’s commitment to strengthening the national education system,” said Barakpété Ahia, secretary-general of the ministry.

This article was initially published in French by Esaïe Edoh

Adapted in English by Ange Jason Quenum

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