Training in a professional institution has always been both an exciting and important choice for the education and future career of any individual. The Garoua Wildlife School (EFG), whose premises cover an area of 24 ha, offers this opportunity to students of both sexes, from all backgrounds, who are interested or who want to work in the field of conservation and management of wildlife and protected areas. To date, this training, which is essentially technical and professional, has been conducted in French. The city of Garoua, which houses our institution, is located in the North of the Republic of Cameroon. On 24 August 1970, a presidential decree created the EFG. Indeed, this legal act was the result of a long process of recommendations made by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) between 1961 and 1963 followed by negotiations between French-speaking countries in Africa.