If you enjoy helping younger learners and want to study how schools function, the +2 Education at Salhesh Campus Lahan (NEB) gives a strong start toward teacher-training and social service.
The program runs for two years under the National Examinations Board. Classes focus on education foundations, child development, and community studies, along with language subjects and an optional component. Salhesh Campus holds UGC approval and follows NEB curricula.
Core focus on learning psychology, classroom processes, and assessment
Short observations in nearby schools where possible
Language study in English/Nepali to support future teaching
Online classroom backup and seminars on local education issues
Grade 11 usually includes Education and Development, English, Nepali, and an optional subject such as Population Studies or Health.
Grade 12 extends to Child Development and Learning, Curriculum and Evaluation, and Pedagogy units.
Project tasks cover school profiles, lesson note preparation, and community education mapping following NEB formats.
Build a base for B.Ed. programs in Science, Math, English, Nepali, or Health
Strengthen communication and documentation habits required in schools
Encourage community engagement through local education activities
Graduates can move to B.Ed. General or B.Ed. Science at Salhesh Campus or to other TU programs after meeting entry norms. Roles in NGOs, early-childhood centers, and tuition support often value this background.
Understanding of child growth stages and learning needs
Ability to draft lesson notes, worksheets, and simple assessments
Clear written and spoken communication suitable for classrooms
Respect for school rules, safeguarding, and inclusion
Micro-lesson practice with peer feedback
Field notes from school visits in Siraha
ICT basics for slides, quizzes, and attendance records
Community awareness tasks on health, sanitation, or reading habits
Sessions include lectures, workshops, school observation, and group assignments. Regular tests and NEB-style practice papers support exam readiness. Mentors help students plan time for studies and field tasks.
SEE or equivalent from a recognized board
Interest in education subjects and community work
Completed application, photographs, mark sheets, character and transfer/migration certificates as applicable
Seat allocation as per campus policy
Students often become tuition instructors, classroom assistants, or community program workers after additional training. The stream builds a clear route to B.Ed. for formal teaching careers.
Need-based and merit concessions are provided according to campus rules. Applicants should check current notices at admission time.
A supportive schedule, school exposure, and strong writing tasks help students prepare for teacher-training. The stream suits learners who enjoy service and patient interaction.
The +2 Education at Salhesh Campus creates a steady foundation for B.Ed. and community-focused work. Consistent study and field practice guide you toward meaningful roles in schools and local programs.
