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Sept. 4, 2021
“They will complete their school. But for higher education, they won’t be able to afford college. If my students are going to make it that far, they are going to have to learn entrepreneurial skills and work their way to college.”
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June 30, 2021
For many girl students having a female science teacher is a matter of wonder and pride. Their eyes light up when they see independent female science teachers who have completed their bachelor’s and master’s degree in science.
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May 31, 2021
“I don’t want to be just promoted to 11th standard without going through the 10th-grade exams,” says Sophie. How embarrassing would it be to be in 11th standard and realizing that we’re missing the foundational concepts we should’ve mastered in the 10th, add Sophie referring to how last year all 10th graders were given provisional grades and promoted without examination.
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March 31, 2021
Every year, during the Learning Institute of the new cohort of Fellows, Shramadana has become an indispensable part of our learning.
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Feb. 28, 2021
When asked: “Where did a seventh-grader get an idea of a solar plow?” Sujit convincingly responded: “I had seen solar panels in school on the roof of our teacher’s room and wondered how it worked. We went to Sudarshan sir to ask about it and he helped us explain the physics behind solar to motion energy.”
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Jan. 31, 2021
Girls, throughout several generations, have had to cross many barriers to simply attend schools. People in the community, to this day, believe that being allowed to attend school in itself is a huge privilege for girls. But Sandhya knows that her girls have much more to strive and thrive for than merely exist in the school.
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Dec. 1, 2020
So, why would any individual go and live in a village when you were the best in your batch, you have finally earned a degree, you can now apply to organizations you have dreamt working for and earn that salary you deserve, WHY?
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Nov. 20, 2020
Ganesh (Science Fellow) and Suruchi (English Fellow) have been teaching after school hours to their students a must-know skill for each students after returning to their placed school in Katuwa, Lalitpur as their compulsory assignment.
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Sept. 30, 2020
How lockdown is affecting the hopes and aspiration of girls
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Oct. 7, 2021
Double your joy and happiness and become one of the 1000 TFN champions supporting 10,000 students live their dream.
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Aug. 31, 2021
One Child-One Sponsor Project was successful in providing scholarships to 5 students from 5 public schools of Indrawati Rural Municipality. This scholarship will help these students continue their higher education in Lalitpur. The students have joined Advance Academy, Kumaripati.
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Sept. 1, 2020
One's journey with TFN goes beyond a two-year-long community-based experience. This is why TFN Alumni come together twice a year to ALFs to reconnect and rebond with each other, network with new Alumni and strengthen the movement.
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Campaign ends on: Jan. 31, 2022
No matter what we celebrate, all religions, cultures, and traditions value Giving back to the Community. Thus, at Teach For Nepal, we call October - January as a SEASON OF GIVING. No matter where you are, what you’re celebrating, make giving a part of your festivities. Become a part of our Season of Giving by making your contribution that ensuring quality education for 10,000 students in public schools. HOW TO GIVE Season of Giving is a TFN initiative looking for 1000 individual champions who can contribute to a collective goal of raising Rs. 20,00,000 between October 2021 - January 2021. Double your joy and happiness and become one of the 1000 TFN champions supporting 10,000 students live their dream. To DONATE via Siddartha Bank: AC Name: Teach For Nepal (Ac no: 03315012321) If you have any questions, please email us at info@teachfornepal.org Or Call us at: 977- 9...
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Teach for Nepal is a movement of outstanding university graduates and young professionals who are committed to end education inequity in Nepal starting with two years of fellowship teaching in public schools.
Teach For Nepal fellowship is a two year long, full-time paid employment opportunity. During the two years, Fellows teach in public schools and bring about academic achievement and transformative impact in their students. At the same time, they harness their leadership skills through the teaching experience and intensive development training and support.
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