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Department of Education

The Department of Education oversees the education and welfare of approximately 28,000 students in 77 Tibetan schools in India, Nepal and Bhutan. The schools follow the education system of the country in which they are located. The pattern of education, design and implementation of curriculum, methods of teaching and styles of school management are frequently similar. In all these schools, Tibetan language, literature and performing arts are important part of the curriculum and learning.

Out of the 77 schools overseen by the Department of Education, 28 are run and funded by the Central Tibetan Schools' Administration (CTSA), an autonomous body under the Ministry of Human Resources, Government of India.

Tibetan Children's Village in Dharamsala and Tibetan Homes Foundation in Mussoorie, both autonomous bodies under the Department of Education administered large number of schools. Tibetan Children's Village administers 17 schools with over 11,500 students and Tibetan Homes Foundation runs two schools with more than 2,200 students.

Snow Lion Foundation, a registered non-profit trust looks after 13 Tibetan schools in Nepal with more than 3000 students and Sambhota Tibetan Schools Society which is directly funded by the Department of Education, CTA administers 13 schools with more than 2,150 students.

The Department solicits and receives donations and contributions from sympathetic individuals and organizations to undertake its child sponsorship scheme for needy children and scholarship program to assist deserving school graduates for pursuing higher studies in India and overseas.

The department's education policy is aimed at nurturing excellence tempered with a sense of responsibility for others through a system of education that gives equal emphasis to both modern and traditional education for a balanced development of children.

For detail and updated information, please visit the official site of the Department: http://www.sherig.org

Contact Address:
Secretary
Department of Education
Central Tibetan Administration
Dharamshala - 176215
H.P., India
Tel: +91-1892-222572, 222721
Fax: +91-1892-223481
E-mail: education@gov.tibet.net





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