Globus Education Systems :Renowned CBC Pastor Becomes New Director of Educational Development

 By Christopher Ambe

Rev. Dr. Bapmu Patrick Serim

Globus Education Systems (GES), a leading educational company with headquarters in Yaounde-Cameroon, has announced the appointment of Rev. Dr. Bapmu Patrick Serim as its new Director of Education Development

Rev. Dr. Bapmu is a clergyman of th
e Cameroon Baptist Convention (CBC)

He holds a PhD in Theology from Triune Biblical University, USA and has twenty-eight (28) years of extensive working experience.

Prior to joining GES, Rev. Dr. Bapmu served as National Secretary for the Council of Protestant Churches in Cameroon and during his tenure in office he championed several educational initiatives that received widespread acclaim.

Rev. Dr. Bapmu is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Cameroon GCE Board and an assessor of Religious Studies. He has also taught in renowned institutions like BHS Buea, BHS Mankon, CBTS Kumba, CBTS Ndu, MBTS Gembu Nigeria and BTTC Ndop.

According to Macellous Mbameg, Managing Director of Globus Education Systems:

“The appointment of Rev. Dr. Bapmu aligns with GES' commitment towards delivering personalized and inclusive and affordable educational solutions.

“By leveraging his expertise, Rev. Dr. Bapmu will work closely with the existing team to identify areas for improvement, develop new content categories, and establish strategic partnerships with educational institutions.

“We count it a blessing to welcome Rev. Dr. Bapmu amongst our staff. We look towards the future for an improved holistic service to the people.”

About GES

GES is a leading provider of educational solutions, dedicated to transforming education through innovative programs, products, and services. With a focus on Direct admissions, Scholarships, Vocational Trainings and Direct Jobs. GES empowers students, educators, and institutions to achieve their full potential.

GES represents the following countries:

Canada, USA, UK, Germany, Australia, Poland, China, India, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Lithuania, Romania, Ireland, Guyana, Antigua, France, Switzerland, Malaysia