Get your English-language documents translated
English-speaking system: translation at MINESUP (Yaoundé) or the Bonanjo Language Centre (Douala), then upload the original and the translation.
Translating documents from the English-speaking systemAt the Ministry of Higher Education (Yaoundé) or the Bonanjo Language Centre (Douala)Required at every level if you studied in English at secondary or higher level. Upload the English version and the translation. Fee and processing time not published: ask on site.
Verified on 09/10/2026 · Campus France CamerounSource
How to do it
Campus France Cameroon only mentions translations from MINESUP or the Bonanjo Language Centre: don't use another translator without their confirmation.
- 1List your documents in English: Form Five, Lower and Upper Sixth report cards, GCE O and A level transcripts, higher education transcripts and certificates (HND, bachelor's…).
- 2In Yaoundé, take them to the Ministry of Higher Education (MINESUP); in Douala, to the Bonanjo Language Centre.
- 3Ask on site for the fee and processing time: they are not published, so leave time before your application deadline.
- 4Upload the English version and the translation of each document side by side in your online file.
What you need
- The originals of your English documents
- Your ID card
Tips
- Translation is required at every level as soon as you studied in English at secondary or higher level.
- For a first year at university, you also need the TCF-DAP (step C5).
A question about this step?
“Get your English-language documents translated”: ask Mbeng, the answer comes from the guides and official sources.