Empowering Cameroonian families with truth and fit
LearnWise is a bilingual school-discovery and career-guidance platform built for the realities of Cameroon's two education subsystems — not borrowed from elsewhere.
Our story
Built for the decision moments that change a family's future
Every year, thousands of Cameroonian families reach a fork in the road — choosing a Série after BEPC, picking GCE A-Level combinations in Lower Sixth, or preparing dossiers for Grande École entrance exams. These moments carry real weight. The wrong information means lost years and wasted tuition.
Until LearnWise, guidance lived on notice boards, unverified Facebook groups, and hearsay. We built a single source of verified truth — official exam pass rates from the OBC and GCE Board, transparent fee breakdowns covering Tuition, APEE, and Boarding, and deterministic eligibility rules pulled directly from ministerial arrêtés.
Mission
To give every Cameroonian student and parent access to verified school fees, official exam pass rates, legal entrance requirements, and Total Cost of Attendance — in both English and French, equally.
Vision
A Cameroon where no family wastes resources on the wrong school — because guidance is grounded in real eligibility data, not rumor or guesswork.
The LearnWise Charter
How we protect the integrity of our data
Every piece of information on LearnWise carries a commitment.
1. Schools never buy ranks
Institutions cannot pay to change pass-rate rankings, alter verified fee figures, or influence eligibility matches. Rankings are computed solely from official exam board data.
2. Every fact carries a source
Fees cite official school fee schedules. Exam results cite OBC and GCE Board published releases. Concours eligibility cites ministerial arrêtés by name and date.
3. Full bilingual parity
English and French are equals on LearnWise — same data, same tools, same depth — because both subsystems matter equally to Cameroonian families.
Rooted in the tradition of communal uplift
Our name comes from the Cameroonian Njangi — mutual-aid circles where communities pool resources so everyone rises together. That's exactly what we're building in education.