Ten Plus Two (+2) Humanities

Ten Plus Two (+2) Humanities at Pasang Lhamu Sherpa Memorial College, Samakhusi, Kathmandu

Ten Plus Two (+2) Humanities at Pasang Lhamu Sherpa Memorial College follows the NEB curriculum and serves students interested in social sciences, media studies, languages, and cultural studies.

The program includes the NEB compulsory subjects and a selection of Humanities options such as Psychology, Optional English, History of Arts, and other social science subjects offered as per yearly combinations approved by NEB.

Highlights

• NEB-directed learning outcomes that combine knowledge, skills, and assessment criteria.

• Flexible subject grouping within Humanities to support Bachelor-level choices in Nepal.

• Practical tasks including presentations, basic surveys, short reports, and reflective writing.

Curriculum Details

• Compulsory subjects: English, Nepali, and the third compulsory from Social Studies & Life Skills Education or Mathematics, based on NEB provisions and subject availability each year.

• Humanities options may include:

  • Psychology (Grades 11–12): foundations of psychology, psychosocial issues in the Nepali context, and introductory applications.

  • Optional English (Grades 11–12): literature, linguistics, and textual analysis to strengthen academic reading and writing.

  • History of Arts (Grades 11–12): art history, interpretation, and cultural appreciation.

• Subject selection aligns with the official NEB curricula that define competencies, grade-wise outcomes, and assessment approaches.

Objectives

• Build a broad humanities foundation that supports critical reading, writing, and argumentation skills.

• Encourage social awareness, ethical reasoning, and community engagement through small research tasks and field assignments common in NEB documents.

• Prepare students for BA, BSW, B.Ed. (Humanities focus), Journalism, Psychology, and social research tracks in Nepal.

Scope

• Further study: BA in Sociology, Psychology, English, Journalism and Mass Communication, or related fields.

• Work exposure: editorial assistance, content support, community outreach, and education support units that value humanities skills.

Learning Outcomes

Students completing Grade 12 in Humanities typically can:

• Read and interpret a range of literary and non-literary texts; produce clear essays and reports.

• Explain basic concepts in selected social science subjects and relate them to Nepali contexts.

• Present findings from mini-surveys, interviews, or document reviews following simple NEB-recommended processes.

Skill Development Modules

• Academic reading and writing workshops aligned with Optional English and Compulsory English outcomes.

• Presentation and discussion labs; basic media literacy tasks for students choosing literature or arts subjects.

• Introductory research tasks using interviews, observation, and short questionnaires where permitted by subject curricula.

Teaching Methodology

The college uses NEB-guided classroom activities, student presentations, project work, and internal assessments before the final board examinations. Humanities subjects encourage seminar-style discussions and reflective writing connected to local issues.

Admission Requirements

• Completion of SEE or equivalent and eligibility for NEB Grade 11 admission.

• Subject combinations confirmed during counseling based on availability and NEB rules for the academic year.

Career Opportunities

• Entry-level roles in writing, editing support, media assistance, documentation, and community projects.

• A clear route to BA and other undergraduate programs in Nepal with humanities prerequisites.

Scholarships and Financial Aid

• College-level merit and need-based support announced during intake.

• External support programs may apply based on current provisions.

Why Choose This Course?

• Humanities at +2 strengthens thinking, writing, and cultural understanding that transfer to many fields.

• NEB curricula bring structure and clarity through defined competencies and assessment patterns for Grades 11–12.

Conclusion

The +2 Humanities stream at the college suits students who enjoy reading, discussion, and social inquiry. The pathway supports further study in the arts and social sciences while meeting NEB outcomes.