Western hub Oran has rolled out sweeping measures for the BEM and baccalaureate exams, ensuring seamless end-of-year testing via robust planning. Covering transport, meals, health oversight, aid for hospitalized or special-needs students, and hundreds of test sites, the province stands ready for over 68,000 examinees in top conditions.
Oran education chief reports 35,644 BEM takers from May 19-21—including 465 independents—across 114 venues province-wide. One site at Misserghine rehab facility serves 86 inmates under supervised setup.
Baccalaureate, set for June 7-11, draws 33,123 hopefuls—1,074 independents—over 104 centers. Misserghine also hosts 158 rehab residents in a dedicated space, the director added.
Pre-exam, bac students faced mock tests May 3-5 mimicking finals. Free-agent PE trials kicked off at sites like Ahmed Zabana Stadium.
Tailored aid covers inpatients and special cases via pop-up centers, such as Canastel children’s hospital and Emir Abdelkader oncology unit. Daily civil protection ambulances ferry 74 middle-schoolers and 49 high-schoolers to sites, tailored to health or disability needs.
A unified transport scheme blends buses, school shuttles, and—for the first time—Oran tram coordination to match exam schedules.
Finally, 63 meal hubs will serve hot dishes to students and staff, with daily commerce and health checks enforcing hygiene standards.