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Physical classes for some Grade 9 and 12 students to resume next month
Physical classes for Grade 9 and 12 students can resume from September.
Ten million kids ‘may never return to school’ after virus
Up to 9.7 million children affected by school closures at risk of never going back.
Malaysian Embassy brings cheer to less fortunate students
Malaysian Embassy donate essential items under its “We Care, We Share” project.
How tech can ensure equality in education
Every day at 9am, my daughter sits in front of a laptop in her school uniform and attends classes over Zoom. However, not everyone is so lucky.
Artworks for the next Generation
Having been involved with art for 10 years, Im Seila wishes to use his talents to support access to education for vulnerable children.
IMF partners with JISPA in funding junior government officials to study fiscal and economic policies in Japan
IMF and JISPA, in a bid to build capacities, funded the further education of several junior Cambodian finance and tax officials in Japan.
Industry 4.0: Training supplier is upskilling young workforce
DataU Academy is granting full corporate sponsorships to Cambodia’s young.
Rethinking education: An inclusive response to COVID-19
How can the Cambodian youth receive equal and inclusive access to proper education?
TV show to teach children about COVID-19 protection
A child-friendly TV programme Happy Family is set to educate children.
Literacy programme reaches more learners as it moves online
Basic education for people with limited literacy to be switched to online learning.
Digitalising education system and changing the learning experience
Amid the spread of the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19), students throughout the country began their unprecedented shift towards online classes.
CITA requests for schools to be re-opened to Education Ministry
CITA asks the Education Ministry to consider reopening educational institutions.
In Cambodia, learning during COVID-19
Ministry of Education quickly found creative ways to promote learning outside the traditional school setting.
Invictus International School Officially a Certified Educational Institution in Phnom Penh
Invictus International School offers top-quality global education at an accessible cost.
E-Learning via radio for ethnic students
Ministry to broadcast live education programmes on radio for indigenous children.
Education sector reels as coronavirus batters Kingdom
If the crisis continues, it will devastate the overall education system: Mengly J Quach.
Financial ruin for private schools?
If current COVID-19 restrictions continue, educational institutions will have three to four months before they will be bankrupt.
E-learning highlights educational inequality
Students based in rural areas have limited resources of learning alternatives.
Millions to be granted for school meals initiative
+$18 million to improve access to education for primary school and preschool students.
Education Ministry and partners launch #ReadEveryDay campaign
In the spirit of nurturing the love for reading, #ReadEveryDay campaign is initiated.
Enhancing gender equality in India’s higher education
In particular, it is time to focus on the inclusion of female participation in higher education institutes and address a set of fundamental questions.
Ministry launches new education programme for literacy, numeracy
The Ministry of Education launches its national early grade learning programme.
Ministry launches new educational programme to aid literacy
Education Ministry launches of its national early grade learning programme.
Knowledge is power: why education matters
Knowledge is power – this insight is at least four centuries old, formulated by philosopher Francis Bacon during the Enlightenment.
Syrian activist Muzoon Almellehan receives German peace prize
Not even the Syrian Civil War could diminish a teenage Almellehan’s hunger for education. As a refugee in a Jordanian camp, she campaigned for children’s access to education — and she’s been battling for it ever since.
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INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP EDUCATION SEMINAR 2020 – YOUTH AND HISTORY STUDIES TRAINING
Students scope out UK universities
At least 500 students attended a UK Education Fair last Wednesday to meet representatives from 23 British universities.
Jack Ma’s tips on education
Jack Ma, the founder of Alibaba, retired from the Chinese e-commerce giant in September last year to focus on education, which he calls the “most important and critical issue” of our time. His concern: The world is changing fast, but education is not.
SCC raises corruption and ethic violations during meeting
Supreme Consultative Council calls to face corrupt practices and ethic violations.
