The TPAP 2024–2030 aims to enhance the quality of teaching by strengthening teacher development, management, and support systems. It emphasizes professional standards for teachers, continuous professional development, performance-based management, and equitable deployment—especially in remote and disadvantaged areas. The plan is…
The low learning outcomes in Cambodia’s education sector stem from a complex interplay of factors across schools, teachers, students, and communities. School factors include overcrowded classrooms, low parental engagement, poor leadership and management of the school, limited functioning of school…
Enhancing Teacher Training and School Reform Policies The Ministry of Education, Youth, and Sport is committed to improving education through enhanced teacher training, performance evaluations, and comprehensive school reform initiatives. Teacher Training and Performance Evaluation Strengthen training programs focused on…
Lifelong Learning: A Key to Thriving in the 21st Century Adults bring valuable experience to learning and prefer interactive, practical approaches over repetitive instruction. The ability to continuously learn and adapt is essential in today’s rapidly evolving world, where technology…
The recent Education Congress highlighted significant achievements in Cambodia’s education, youth, and sports sector, aligning with the Pentagonal Strategy – Phase 1 of the Royal Government. The sector has made notable progress in increasing enrollment at all educational levels, particularly…
The Ministry of Education, Youth, and Sport (MoEYS) of Cambodia has launched an ambitious Strategic Plan for Teacher Education Reform (2024-2030) to enhance the quality and supply of teachers in the country. This initiative aligns with Cambodia’s Pentagonal Strategy –…
On January 28, 2025, a new Declaration No. 250 was issued, outlining the organization and operation of offices under the Directorate General of Teacher Education and Development (DGE). Under this declaration, the DGE is structured into three main departments: the…
The Civil Society Organization (CSO) Mapping Reportfor Cambodia’s education sector has provided valuable insights into the role of CSOs and NGOs in four provinces: Battambang, Pailin, Banteay Meanchey, and Oddor Meanchey. This study highlights the crucial contributions of these organizations…
This policy brief, initiated by the NGO Education Partnership (NEP), provides essential evidence to support policies that promote equitable access to quality education for rural and urban girl students in Cambodia. It urges the Royal Government of Cambodia (RGC), the…
The “Policy on Inclusive Education” published by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport of Cambodia in 2018 outlines a comprehensive framework aimed at ensuring equitable access to quality education for all children, particularly those with disabilities. The document emphasizes…
