Dictation of Africa

The Dictée of Africa is a international Concours of French Orthographe organized annually in a Pays of Africa, under the aegis of the International organization of the Francophonie. This contest also profits from the support of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs French.

The test

The Dictation of Africa was fixed like objectives to promote the good use of the French language, to develop the control in the young people and to encourage the culture of the merit of it. It is initially a national test, created in 1991.

The participating countries send two candidates selected to the national level.

Swiss candidates

Since 2006, one or two Swiss candidates, national champions of the Year, are invited to the Dictation of Africa the following Année. In 2007, nobody left.

French candidates

Since 2007, three champions (junior, senior amateur, confirmed senior) of the dictation of Grenoble, organized by the Club of orthography chaired and rested by Land Guillaume (old gold Dictionary, taking part in the dictation of Cotonou in 2006, professional Champion and Senghor Price), is invited to take part in the Dictation of Africa.

Editions of the Dictation of Africa

2006 : Benign Cotonou, , text of the writer Jerome Carlos.
2007 : Douala, Cameroun

Distinctions

2003 : Trophy of the French language
2004: Special price of the French laic mission

See too

Prizes winner of the Dictation of Africa

External bonds

Official site of the Dictation of Africa

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