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34 inmates complete BEEP - Khmer Times - Vimarsana News

34 inmates complete BEEP - Khmer Times

Thirty-four Prey Sar detainees successfully completed the basic online education equivalent programme and after graduating received their certificates on Friday, enabling them to pursue further education and vocational training upon release from prison.

34 inmates completed online basic education - Vimarsana News

34 inmates completed online basic education

34 inmates in correctional centres have successfully completed the online Basic Education Equivalency Programme (BEEP), according to a recent news release.

Edtech for marginalised children in Sri Lanka: Insights from MENA and other Asian countries - Features - Vimarsana News

Edtech for marginalised children in Sri Lanka: Insights from MENA and other Asian countries - Features

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BEEP course to be expanded - Vimarsana News

BEEP course to be expanded

The Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport (MoEYS) is expanding the Basic Education Equivalency Programme (BEEP) to help create meaningful career paths for Cambodian youth.

Development partners asked to give support for BEEP programme - Vimarsana News

Development partners asked to give support for BEEP programme

Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training secretary of state Pok Pann asked development partners to examine the possibility of providing internet services and computers to a programme which offers educational opportunities to young people