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High School principal’s transfer provokes protest
Teachers and students from Preah Sisowath High School took to the streets to manifest their opposition to the transfer of the school’s director.
National exam results announced
The number of students who passed the national exam this year increased, while the number of Grade-A students decreased, the Education Ministry said yesterday.
Alibaba’s Jack Ma to unveil succession plan
Jack Ma to hand the reins of his sprawling empire to a new generation of leaders.
National exam ends without incident
Despite obstacles during the national exam over the past two days, the process itself was lauded as smooth and an improvement over the previous years, the Education Minister said today.
Grade 12 exams kicks off smoothly
More than 100,000 students have taken their national exam today while exam process goes smoothly across the country, Education Minister said.
Hard skills and soft skills for employment
People often express the importance of acquiring skills to advance in their career. Here, you are about to submerge yourself into a learning about two skill sets: soft skills and hard skills.
Boundless opportunities at your fingertips
Here’s a fact: Cambodian youths have so much potential in them. Here’s another fact: the opportunities to expand this potential is just so vast the only problem that’s hindering young people from getting them is the lack of information.
Budget boosts for health and education
PM says the gov’t will increase the budget for the health and education ministries.
WB provides $510m for B’desh secondary education
Bangladeshi signs a $510 million financing agreement with the World Bank.
Delhi schools roll out ‘happiness classes’ to beat stress
To help overburdened students cope with stress, government schools across Delhi have added a new subject to their schedules — happiness. There are no tests, no marks and no homework. DW’s Sonia Phalnikar reports.
Refugees in Indonesia learn to beat doom and gloom
A bleak future combined with barriers to work and education is a recipe for disaster for refugees in Indonesia. But some enterprising souls have found ways out of the doldrums. DW’s Gemima Harvey reports from Jakarta.
Chasing goals, beating the odds
Growing up in low-income households, most people would give up pursuing higher education. But, that is not the case for the boy who would grow up to be the star of his family
Progressive Pyongyang: Hospital, school highlight modernity
During a short visit to North Korea, Raquel R. Bacay witnesses how well-developed the capital city of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea is.
Leading man in the start-up scene
It all started with the need to earn some income to support his daily needs and his passion for travelling.
Lenders join government loan scheme
Six financial institutions are offering loans specially created to help students finance their education in tourism-related fields.
Why ‘A’ Students Work for, ‘C’ Students, and ‘B’ Students Work for the Government
It always seems important to be committed to school, get good grades, find jobs that provide good pay, and pursue a Master’s degree or even a PhD.
Tiny Toones 10th birthday @ Factory Phnom Penh
Now I look at that first generation of kids and see famous musicians, successful businesspeople,” says Tiny Toones.
Schools get climate change textbook
The Environment and Education ministries have unveiled the official textbook on climate change for upper secondary schools.
UN-backed education policy ready for government approval
Ministry of Education and Unesco will submit a National Policy on Lifelong Learning.
