National School of Local Administration
The Bedrock of local development

Mr. TANYITIKU BAYEE
Director General
NASLA INFOS

Admissibilités des candidats de la 2ème cuvée des stagiaires à la Formation Continue
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Les entretiens relatifs au choix des parcours métiers auront lieu du Mercredi 13 juillet 2022 au ...
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NASLA welcomes the follow-up COMMITTEE on the recommendations of the great national dialogue
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Twelve months in office, elected officials and senior executives of the South West and North West regions...
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The 136th edition of the International Labour Day was celebrated on Sunday May 01, 2022...
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NASLA in 06 points.
International Standard Courses
The National School of Local Administration (NASLA) welcomes both Cameroonian and foreign students.
Bilingualism
NASLA guarantees equal access to lectures and training in the two official languages, namely English and French.
Financing
The financial resources of NASLA come from: State subventions; competitive entrance examination fees, tuition fees from trainees for long and short courses, contributions from the Special Council Support Fund for Mutual Assistance (FEICOM) and any other related bodies.
50 + Courses
Grouped under more than 15 modules, refresher and certificate courses, NASLA is currently reviewing its training programmes.
Students’ Association
To foster and diversify social relations amongst our trainees.
E-Learning
A significant part of our training is digitalized and available on-line.
Ultimately...
Within the framework of the establishment of this Institution, there are plans to rehabilitate and extend its infrastructure. At the pedagogic level, NASLA intends to emphasise and make distance learning more operational, especially for In-service and Specific Training. To this end, a digital platform which will serve as an additional tool to support the training of decentralisation actors is being developed.
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NASLA is the perfect answer in ourdecentralization context

“Things are changing”

THE BEDROCK OF LOCAL DEVELOPMENT
Cameroon's development will be played out on the table of decentralization
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