Vocational education offers young Tibetans dreams, jobs
Dawa Puncog dipped a poached shrimp into salad dressing, wrapped it with fried shredded potatoes, and shaped it into a ball.
Education
Students in Tibet benefiting from range of subsidies
The Tibet autonomous region has launched comprehensive subsidy policies to ensure all the region's high school graduates with financial difficulties have access to colleges and universities, covering a wider range of students and giving them more opt
Tibet hails progress in provision of education
The Tibet autonomous region has made historic achievements in education over the past seven decades, and the people of all ethnic groups in the region have enjoyed the best educational policies offered by the government, the regional educational authoriti
Students in Tibet, south Xinjiang enjoy free education for 15 years: white paper
Students in Tibet Autonomous Region and south Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region enjoy free education for 15 years, part of China's efforts to ensure ethnic minority groups' right to education, said a white paper released Thursday.
Tibet hits an education high
Schools make adjustments to provide better opportunities for students from the region's elevated altitudes, Xu Lin reports.
Female football team ignites Tibetan teenagers’ dreams
Teenage female football players are training at the playground of a boarding school in Gonghe County, Hainan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, northwest China’s Qinghai Province, April 21, 2021. The school has a 53-membered female football team that is divid
Tibetan students find an education far from home
Teachers in classes specifically for Tibetan students in the Liedong Middle School in Sanming, Fujian province, share a nickname. It is 24365, which means they are always at work or on call at home for 24 hours a day and 365 days a year to teach and take
Three Tibetan schools added to 'cozy' list
Three rural Tibetan primary schools are included in the first batch of China's "100 Cozy Countryside Schoolyards Construction Campaign", which was launched earlier this month by the Ministry of Education.
Pic story: free education in Tibet
File photo taken on Aug. 22, 2019 shows children from the Experimental Kindergarten of Tibet Autonomous Region having a football training session in Lhasa.
Professional teachers cultivated to adapt to education development in Tibet
The Tibet Autonomous Region Department of Education recently announced that since the establishment of the Tibet Autonomous Region 55 years ago, it had always attached importance to the cultivation of its teaching staff. Now, a professional team of teache
In a class of her own
Next month, Wang Jin will end her one-year teaching stint at the Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture High School in Kangding, Sichuan province.
Tibet attaches importance to developing public kindergartens
A teacher at the Nadang Village Kindergarten in Chentang Town, Dinggye County arranges children to take a nap.
Tibetan middle school gives lessons in opportunity
Walking into Luqu Tibetan Middle School, you will be impressed by the students' diverse activities, ranging from programming, robot making, to traditional Tibetan dancing and painting.
Tibetan children's interests nurtured at primary school
Aba County Minzu Boarding Primary School in Aba Tibet and Qiang autonomous prefecture of Southwest China's Sichuan province has offered its over 1,200 students, the majority of which are from the Tibetan ethnic group, a variety of special interest cl
6,800 Chinese rural students to receive free undergraduate medical education
A total of 6,822 students from central and western China's rural regions will be enrolled this year in free five-year bachelor programs in medicine, according to the Ministry of Education.
More students in Tibet benefit from education allowance
Southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region has allocated more than 2.54 billion yuan (around 357 million U.S. dollars) for expenses of 648,600 students in 2020, according to the regional bureau of education.
Tibet tallies 2019 student sponsorships
The Tibet autonomous region gave more than 3.7 billion yuan ($535 million) in sponsorships supporting students last year, with more than 1.98 million students in the region benefiting, according to a statement released by the regional Department of Educat
Tibet funds nearly 3.8 bln yuan for students in 2019
Southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region poured nearly 3.8 billion yuan (535 million U.S. dollars) in funding students of the region in 2019, up 11.38 percent compared with the levels of the previous year, regional authorities said.
Medical students from Tibet University finish 48-week clinical internship at Peking University Shoug
Medical students from Tibet University receive protective equipment at the Peking University Shougang Hospital in Beijing, capital of China, April 24, 2020. A total of 17 medical students from Tibet University finished their 48-week clinical internship at
Tibet takes multi-faceted measures to secure employment for college graduates
Gao Zhan, a college graduate from the school of engineering at Tibet University, finally fulfilled his dream with an offer from the China Construction Sixth Engineering Division Corp, Ltd. in March through the Tibet employment platform.
Students at high school in Qinghai start new semester amid strict prevention measures against COVID-
Students at the high school have started their new semester amid strict prevention measures against the novel coronavirus.
Woman from Monba ethnic group set to become first to earn doctorate
A woman from Monba ethnic group will be the first from the ethnic group to obtain a doctorate degree.
“Sky Classroom” art room completed
On December 10, the inauguration ceremony for the 2019 “Sky Classroom” public welfare project was held at Ningzhong Township First Central Primary School in Lhasa, southwest China’s Tibet.
Tibet makes progress in compulsory education
China's Tibet autonomous region has been gaining significant achievements with its nine-year compulsory education over the last decade, China Tibet News reported on Wednesday.
More Tibetan students are employed in private sector
Though many college graduates in the Tibet autonomous region hope to land a stable job in the public sector, more have chosen employment in the private sector this year, the Lhasa Human Resources and Social Security Bureau said on Monday.