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Official documents

Diploma translation in Douala, certified

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GCE, HND, baccalauréat, bachelor’s, master’s: your award keeps its original academic title, translated exactly and never turned into an equivalent, with a signed and stamped statement of accuracy. Flat rate of 12 000 FCFA incl. tax per award. Photograph the whole certificate, stamps included, and send it over.

Diploma parchment with its gold ribbon rosette
Stack of framed diplomas with blank fields

A title is not an equivalence

Credential evaluators hold your award against a database of known qualifications and look for the match. Turn a licence professionnelle into a vague “degree”, or drop the specialism of an HND, and the match fails: the file waits while someone writes to ask what you actually hold.

So the original title stays visible, with a faithful rendering beside it — “Licence”, not “Bachelor’s degree”, which would be an equivalence claim. Grades keep their scale. A GCE grade stays a grade.

Cameroonian diploma, translated and certified

Border, title, number and ribbon: everything a diploma carries is translated or described.

Before the parchment: the statement of results

The GCE Board results slip, a university’s attestation of success while the diploma is being printed: these are what most candidates hold when a deadline arrives. They translate like any award, and they open most files.

Who will read the translation

  • A credential evaluator

    WES and comparable bodies work from the translation, not the original. The equivalency page explains what they expect.
  • A French university — but not through Campus France

    A GCE or an HND goes into French, with its transcript in the same batch. For Campus France Cameroon, the translation of academic records is done at MINESUP or the Bonanjo language centre.
  • A Canadian study permit

    Nothing to translate if the diploma is in English or French. IRCC reads both.

Frequently asked questions

Do you convert my diploma into its foreign equivalent?

No. A licence stays a licence, rendered precisely with its original title; saying what it equals abroad is the job of WES, universities and equivalency bodies. A translation that guesses at an equivalence does their work for them — and gets set aside for it.

My GCE certificate is already in English. Why would I need you?

If it is going to an English-speaking institution, or to Canada, you do not — and we will say so. For Campus France Cameroon, you do not need us either: its instructions send English academic records to MINESUP in Yaoundé or the Bonanjo language centre in Douala. We come in for a French university or employer outside that procedure, or for French-system diplomas going into English.

Can you translate a lost diploma from a photocopy or an attestation?

We translate what you can show us: a certified copy, a scan, or an attestation issued by the school or the examination board. If the receiving institution insists on the original, getting a duplicate is a separate step with the issuing authority.