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Youth Health App proving popular with youth: report - Vimarsana News

Youth Health App proving popular with youth: report

The UN Population Fund (UNFPA) in Cambodia says that since the launch of the “Youth Health App” mobile app in November last year, more than 30,000 users have downloaded it, with more than 110,000 visitors accessing the information it provides.

Education minister pushes Khmer culture curriculum - Vimarsana News

Education minister pushes Khmer culture curriculum

Minister of Education, Youth and Sport Hang Chuon Naron instructed all public and private educational institutions to promote the unique Khmer culture and feature the Kingdom’s civilisation in their curricula, in order to inspire the patriotism of students.

City Hall warns CITA following protest assembly and march - Vimarsana News

City Hall warns CITA following protest assembly and march

The Phnom Penh municipal administration is warning that it will take legal action against the Cambodian Independent Teachers Association (CITA) if the union does not put an immediate stop to its unauthorised protest gatherings in the capital’s Freedom Park.

Chinese language set for secondary school curricula - Vimarsana News

Chinese language set for secondary school curricula

Cambodia and China have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on the joint development of Chinese language curricula in public secondary schools in the Kingdom, with 20 high schools having been selected for the pilot phase of the programme.

Use of 'extra classes' still widespread in public schools - Vimarsana News

Use of 'extra classes' still widespread in public schools

Many Cambodian students take extra classes to prepare for the high school diploma or grade 12 exam in order to fill in the gaps in what they have learned attending public schools.