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It’s an age old adage that education is the backbone of a nation. Yet, the proverb still rings true across the world –   from country to country.

In Cambodia, while progressive steps have been made over recent years, obstacles remain within the education system – especially in the Kingdom’s rural communities.

Dropout rates remain high – especially among girls – teacher training is fragmented and the standard of school facilities varies from province to province. While the country has come far, there remains a way to go.

Over the following months, Caring for Cambodia, in collaboration with the Southeast Asia Globe, will look to explore the issues still present in the country’s education sphere. But also, importantly, shine a light on the immense steps made and the work being done to bring education and hope to generations of Cambodians to come.

  1. 1 A lasting legacy: reflections on learning in the pandemic
  2. 2 Career programmes help make Cambodian students workforce ready
  3. 3 As school closures bite, Cambodian families cope with strain at home
  4. 4 Bridging the urban-rural education gap in Cambodia’s schools
  5. 5 Cambodian education in the time of Covid: Ripping up the textbook
  6. 6 Female-led councils and equity classes as Siem Reap schools target gender gap

Covid-19

A lasting legacy: reflections on learning in the pandemic

As the worst of the pandemic seems to be in the past, Cambodian schools are back open and students and teachers are adjusting to post-Covid protocols. Although uncertainty lingers, educators across the country are reflecting on the impacts of the pandemic and how to move forward Read More

Chia Chi Hsu • Mar 01, 2022

Bridging the urban-rural education gap in Cambodia’s schools

Rapid economic growth over the last ten years has driven steady improvements in Cambodia’s education system, but inequality in terms of resources and training between the Kingdom’s urban and rural schools threatens to undermine millions of students’ learning Read More

Navet Tab • Feb 16, 2021

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