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.
Ministry of Education (MoEYS) announced implementation of the FutureFit outcome-based education framework for higher education in Cambodia.
Cambodia Ministry of Education joined ASEAN governance talks to advance the ASCC Monitoring and Evaluation System and regional resilience policy.
Cambodia MoEYS presented SEA-PLM 2024 results and outlined education policy measures to strengthen foundational learning and teacher standards.
Cambodia MoEYS led a wrap-up meeting with the World Bank to review GEIP and GEIP-AF project implementation and school-based management progress.
MoEYS convened tripartite talks in Cambodia to prepare a USDA McGovern‑Dole school feeding funding proposal for 2027–2031; the discussions focused on education and nutrition investment.
Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport launches Cambodia live teaching digital education service on the DuraSeksa platform to deliver curriculum content to target secondary schools.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport reported that its Tboung Khmum provincial department delivered education materials and infrastructure funding to two border-area schools in Preah Vihear. The support covered technology equipment, study supplies, sports materials, and 13.6 million riel for school-ground and drainage works.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport reported that CIESF representatives discussed science education support at the Svay Rieng Provincial Teacher Training and Upgrading School. The cooperation covers teacher training, teaching materials, and support for Grade 5 science instruction.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport trained 100 teachers from four provinces to serve as master trainers in information literacy. The education initiative supports digital literacy, teacher capacity development, and safer media use in schools.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport reviewed progress on the Higher Education Improvement Project 2, a governance and quality reform program implemented with World Bank support across six target universities. The project covers institutional management, outcome-based curricula, digital education systems, research grants, and university infrastructure.
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