Articles
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2 September 2025 
Teacher training in Burkina Faso: building resilience against insecurity
NewsAmid the growing insecurity caused by the attacks of Islamist armed groups on schools , the SNESS (National Union of Secondary and Higher Education Teachers) has launched a capacity building initiative for women teachers in Burkina Faso. The union recently held a training session on education in emergency situations in...
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21 May 2025 
Burkina Faso: International cooperation and mutual respect drive professional development and union building
NewsSince 2006, teachers’ unions in Burkina Faso and Canada have been working together to strengthen capacity building for teachers and their unions in Burkina Faso. Despite security challenges, this cooperation has continued to bear fruit.
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24 October 2023 
Education International member organisations in Burkina Faso help to promote literacy
NewsEI member organisations in Burkina Faso held a double ceremony on the same day to celebrate teachers and help pupils. The ceremony was attended by hundreds of teachers and enhanced by the presence of the Minister of National Education, Literacy, and the Promotion of National Languages, who came to show...
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5 October 2023 
Africa: Member organizations celebrate World Teachers’ Day
NewsIn commemoration of Word Teachers’ Day, Education International (EI) held a webinar to highlight the fundamental importance of teachers in education and emphasize the need for them to be well-trained, well-supported, and well-remunerated. This year’s celebration is under the theme, ‘The teachers we need for the education we want: The...
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3 August 2023 
Burkina Faso: Teacher unionists' capacity building through development cooperation
NewsIn partnership with the Canadian Teachers' Federation, Burkina Faso'sSyndicat National des Enseignants du Secondaire et du Supérieur(SNESS) organised the 14th edition of a training session for in-service activists.
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27 July 2023 
Burkina Faso: Teacher unionists' capacity building through development cooperation
NewsIn partnership with the Canadian Teachers' Federation, Burkina Faso's Syndicat National des Enseignants du Secondaire et du Supérieur (SNESS) organised the 14th edition of a training session for in-service activists.
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Cooperation Projects
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2023 Formation syndicale et pédagogique
Faire connaître le SNEA-B à cette jeune génération d’enseignante et enseignant qui embrasse le monde de l’éducation devient préoccupante. C’est pourquoi il est nécessaire que le bureau exécutif développe des initiatives afin d’outiller les militantes et militants des structures sur la naissance et l’évolution du SNEA-B. En plus le système...
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2023 La résilience de la femme enseignante face au défi sécuritaire au Burkina Faso
L’insécurité liée à la menace djihadiste est depuis sept (7) ans une préoccupation majeure au Burkina Faso ; ce fléau touche particulièrement le système éducatif que les terroristes considèrent à tort comme un lieu de promotion des valeurs contre lesquelles ils se battent. Il s’agit d’un système éducatif ou 60%...
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2023 - 2024 Tournées de sensibilisation dans les régions du Burkina Faso
Cette activité est très importante pour le SNEA-B car elle permettra d’accroître son autonomie financière et aussi sa visibilité sur le plan national. Elle permettra au SNEA-B de recruter de nouveaux membres et servira de tremplin pour la relance des activités des femmes du SNEA-B.
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Affiliates
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Syndicat national des Travailleurs de l'Education de Base
SYNATEB
02 BP 5778Ouagadougou 02tel: +22650501136tel: +22670267916 -
Fédération des Syndicats Nationaux des Travailleurs de l'Education et de la Recherche
F-SYNTER
01 BP 547Ouagadougou 01tel: +226 50.31.36.71tel: +226 (70) 29.02.09fax: +226 50.31.36.71 -
Syndicat national des enseignants du secondaire et du supérieur
SNESS
B.P. 11301 Ouagadougoutel: +226 743 58 491fax: +226 50.33.71.71 -
Syndicat national des enseignants africains du Burkina
SNEAB
01 B.P. 55301 Ouagadougoutel: +226 50.31.60.55fax: +226 50.31.60.55