PABSON President Krishna Prasad Adhikari on Private Education & Policy Concerns in Nepal

In this video, Mr. Krishna Prasad Adhikari, President of PABSON (Private and Boarding Schools' Organization Nepal), addresses a joint press conference regarding the contributions, challenges, and policy concerns of the private education sector in Nepal. Mr. Adhikari highlights how private schools have helped reduce the number of students going abroad for school education from 22% to approximately 1% over the last 35 years. He also outlines several key demands and concerns regarding recent government policies, including: Opposition to the 3% Education Service Tax: Why PABSON believes this tax places an unfair financial burden on students and parents. Support for Higher Education: A proposal to provide collateral-free student loans of up to 10 Lakhs at subsidized interest rates. Academic Calendar and Holidays: The need for stable school calendars to prevent disruptions in student learning. Education Regulation Revisions: Re-evaluating certain clauses of the 10th amendment of the Education Regulation to ensure balance between student rights and school management. Predictability in Policy Decisions: Demanding at least six months' prior notice before implementing major changes to the academic session, curriculum, or exam systems. Institutional Participation: Ensuring representative private education bodies are systematically involved in formulating national education policies. Watch the full address to learn more about the economic and social contributions of private schools in Nepal and their ongoing dialogue with the government Follow Edusanjal: Website: https://edusanjal.com Facebook:   / edusanjal   Twitter:   / edusanjal   Instagram:   / edusanjal   LinkedIn:   / edusanjal   Follow Edupatra: Website: https://edupatra.com Facebook:   / educationpatra   Twitter:   / edu_patra   Instagram:   / edupatra   Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/edusanjal/?su... #pabson #nepaleducationalchannel #PrivateSchoolsNepal #Edusanjal #educationpolicy #nepalnews