Graduation ceremony

Director's message

Thomas Sankara said 'I want people to remember me as a man who lived a useful life for all.' Adopting this same logic is essential in a context where English is increasingly becoming the most widely used communication tool. As a lifelong lover of the English language, CAPLA was established to support young students, pupils, professionals, and language enthusiasts in achieving perfect mastery adapted to the context required.

The difficulties young people face in assimilating and practicing this language have, in today's world, unprecedented consequences going as far as preventing them from entering certain fields. Given this reality, along with globalization and the use of English in all domains (communication, marketing, education, business, tourism), it has become legitimate for us to channel our optimism and pragmatism into guiding, supporting and protecting our learners.

Through more than just pedagogical teaching, CAPLA provides you with pure, mature, reliable knowledge that endures without interruption and serves you in the future.

— Elhadji Abdou Sarr

CAPLA by the numbers

By teaching English, we want people to be challenged in their thinking, and we encourage both young and old to seize the opportunities that mastering English can offer them.

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Cohorts: +0
People trained: 8-55
For all ages

Who are we?

This center with its bilingual experts develops intensive courses with a language laboratory based on modern technologies while focusing on professional practice.

Wim Lancsweert

English Teacher

International volunteer in development aid, managing programs focused on women's empowerment and violence against women in a humanitarian context.

Aminata Daff

Capla Trainer

Students are well supported in overcoming their fear of making mistakes, understanding that making mistakes is a sure way to learn quickly.

Souleymane PAM