The Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport is the government authority in Cambodia responsible for education policy, youth development, and sport governance within the national public administration framework. Its regulatory scope covers the education system, curriculum and institutional standards, administrative oversight, governance measures, and related compliance and coordination across schools, youth programs, and sport administration. This page serves as a central hub for tracking policy updates, regulatory developments, governance measures, and enforcement activities relevant to Cambodia’s education, youth, and sport sector, supporting public oversight of the ministry’s mandate and evolving institutional framework.
Cambodia's Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport signed six memoranda of understanding with Vietnam formalizing cooperation on education and trade. The agreements establish intergovernmental frameworks for cooperation across education, drug treatment, IT security, and commercial coordination.
MoEYS convened a forum in Cambodia to introduce upper‑secondary vocational education pathways and coordinate TVET implementation with the Ministry of Labour for rollout at public secondary schools.
Cambodia MoEYS reviewed CDPF capacity-development funding and EU Top‑Up budget support planning for the education sector.
MoEYS implements a STEM CPD program in Cambodia to train approximately 3,000 secondary science and mathematics teachers across 259 target schools under the ADB-funded SE4HC project.
Cambodia MoEYS issued Guidance No.50 to implement study-and-career orientation and new education pathways for Grades 7–12 in the 2026–2027 school year, affecting secondary education and vocational streams.
Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport reviews construction progress of new school classrooms under the GEIP education infrastructure project in Cambodia.
MoEYS and Save the Children presented a study on inclusive basic education needs in Cambodia; the workshop aims to inform the 2024–2028 inclusive education action plan.
Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport (MoEYS) convened the ninth Steering and Management Committee meeting in Phnom Penh to review progress on the Cambodia–EU Twinning Project for technical and vocational education and training (TVET).
Cambodia MoEYS launched the Game Changers Coalition to pilot digital education and reduce gender gaps in Pursat province through school-based game-development training for high schools.
The Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport led a Cambodian delegation to Hong Kong to study the CoolThink@JC digital education program for STEM and computational thinking.
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