Cambodia Prepares to Implement School-Level STEM Education Framework Starting 2027
Cambodia's Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport convened a meeting to outline the direction for implementing a school-level STEM education framework starting in 2027. The Secondary Education for Human Capital Competition (SE4HC) project led the initiative, with participation from 25 provincial/municipal education departments and 259 target schools nationwide.
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