IHETC Campus
A path that travels across borders
A programme taken remotely reads anywhere people speak in credits, supervised hours and competency blocks. Here is what we publish so that your award can be recomputed by an equivalence service, wherever it sits.
The markers everyone recomputes
An equivalence service always starts with the same operation: how many credits, how many supervised hours, over what duration, for which competencies. Our catalogue answers those four questions for every programme and every award — 4 975 credits and 49 750 hours published, backed by the rule of 10 supervised hours per credit.
- supervised per credit, without exception
- 10 h
- credits per validated year
- 60
- languages of the descriptive supplement
- 2
- competency blocks described
- 360
Studying from any country
The programme runs entirely online, with no fixed schedule and with an offline mode: geography stops being a condition of access. Live sessions are recorded, assessments are dated in advance, and the only shared reference is the academic calendar, published at the start of the year.
The OHADA area
The business law taught here is the law that actually applies across seventeen countries: the case studies transpose directly.
One working language, two languages of proof
Courses are followed in French; the award, its supplement and its verification page are published in French and English.
Work anchored on the continent
The datasets, the organisations studied and the incidents replayed come from West Africa: that is what makes the skill immediately useful.
What we send to an equivalence service
- The full credit transcript, unit by unit, with validation dates
- The bilingual descriptive supplement, detailing every competency block
- The supervised hours and the personal work behind each credit
- The reference of the order authorising the institute, and its public register
- The verification link, openable by the service itself without going through us
Questions about mobility
Do I need to come to Guinea at some point?
The programme runs entirely remotely, from application to award. In-person gatherings are offered for programmes that genuinely benefit, announced in the calendar at the start of the year, and streamed for those attending from afar.
How are fees paid from abroad?
Fees are stated and settled in Guinean francs, by transfer or through the payment methods available in your country of residence. The amount that binds you is the one stated in your admission decision, before any enrolment.
Does the time difference create a constraint?
Content, submissions and the tutor are available at any hour. Live sessions are recorded and replayed, and assessments counting toward the award open within a window wide enough to cover every time zone.