This school does not lead to any clinical licence. LES Institute provides administrative, logistical, data and academic preparation training. We do not train clinicians and we issue no clinical qualification of any kind. To practise as a doctor, nurse or midwife you must attend a government-accredited institution in your country and pass the state examination. There is no online route, here or anywhere.
Concours Preparation — Nursing, Midwifery & Medicine
You intend to sit a competitive entrance exam for a state-accredited nursing, midwifery or medical school in a francophone system, and you want structured revision of the science and the exam format. This is academic preparation. The school you enter — not us — trains you as a clinician.
What you'll be able to do
- Work through past concours papers for your target institution under timed conditions
- Master the baccalauréat-level biology and chemistry the exam actually tests
- Identify your weak topics and close them with targeted reinforcement
- Know the exact eligibility rules, dates and documents for your target school
How it's built
Built from three things: past concours papers for the specific institution (the single most valuable resource, sourced locally), Saylor Academy BIO101 and CHEM101 for the underlying science, and Khan Academy for reinforcement. Deliberately not built from MCAT prep: the science overlaps but the format, weighting and syllabus are different. A francophone concours tests the local baccalauréat and first-year medical (PCEM) programme.
Structure
| 1. Target & rules | 1 | Choose the institution; confirm eligibility, dates, documents |
| 2. Biology | 2–6 | Saylor BIO101 mapped to the concours syllabus |
| 3. Chemistry | 7–10 | Saylor CHEM101 mapped to the concours syllabus |
| 4. Past papers | 11–14 | Timed papers, correction, weak-topic drills with Khan Academy |
What you earn
- Saylor Academy certificates for BIO101 and CHEM101 (free)
- An LES Institute attestation of preparation. It is not an admission, a diploma or any clinical qualification.
Leads to
- A better-prepared attempt at the concours of a state-accredited health school in your country
Honest notes
- Institution names, eligibility rules and exam formats differ by country and change by year. Always confirm against the official concours notice (communiqué) of the school itself.
- In Cameroon, the state institutions running health concours that we name are verified: the Faculté de Médecine et des Sciences Biomédicales (Université de Yaoundé I), the Faculty of Health Sciences (University of Buea), the Faculté de Médecine et des Sciences Pharmaceutiques (Université de Douala), and the state nursing and midwifery schools under the Ministry of Public Health (MINSANTE). ENAM is the school of administration and magistracy, not a health school.
- Passing a concours admits you to a school. It does not license you. Only the completed programme and the state examination do.
Requirements
- Baccalauréat (or final year, depending on the school’s rules)
- A smartphone is enough; a computer helps for timed papers
- Written French