Bhutan faces a nursing shortage due to limited clinical training facilities, challenging the approval of new nursing colleges. Proactive measures are needed.

Bhutan's MoESD is addressing Dzongkha failure rates in Classes VI and VIII with new strategies focusing on competency-based learning, teacher training, and curriculum reforms.

Trongsa College is redefining education in Bhutan by integrating traditional values with modern skills, preparing students for global opportunities.

Bhutan's Education Ministry revises the student assessment system, combining written exams and continuous assessments to enhance learning outcomes.

Bhutan's first international school, EtonHouse, hosted an experience day, offering a glimpse into its innovative educational vision. Discover how it blends global standards with local...

Bhutan's nationwide HAT programme aims to bolster adolescent resilience by addressing mental health challenges, reaching 50,000 youths by 2026.

Bhutan's education system embraces the Cambridge curriculum, ending Class IX and XI retention, and introducing a comprehensive assessment model.

Bhutan launches the HAT Programme to enhance mental health support in schools, targeting adolescents with innovative training and resources.

Discover how the CVEC campaign is transforming Bhutanese schools by promoting mental well-being, inclusion, and gender equality. Learn about its key initiatives and impacts.

Bhutan's digitalisation initiative is revolutionizing education for over 6,000 students by enhancing access to technology and transforming learning environments across 10 schools.

Bhutan extends support to Arts students with scholarships and loans amid policy changes, ensuring continued education and employment opportunities.

Bhutan's first international school opens in August, offering global education standards to expatriate and Bhutanese students. A milestone in Bhutan's educational landscape.