The Education and Skills Development Ministry is working with Cambridge International to review and upgrade the country’s school curriculum to meet international standards. Education minister Yeezang De Thapa added that the collaboration has achieved significant progress. The work plan has been nearly finalised, and implementation is set to commence in January next year. Cambridge International is a globally recognised education system that prepares students for success in a globalised world. According to Cambridge International’s review, the country’s primary curriculum is aligned with their standards. However, the secondary curriculum requires further refinement. The review has identified four key areas for improvement.
