Discussion - A Leap Forward in Nepali Language and Cultural Education Globally

29 July 2023, In a pioneering effort to revolutionize the teaching and learning of Nepali language, culture, art, and history among Nepali-origin students worldwide, a fruitful discussion titled “Nepal Studies: E-Learning Materials for Nepali Pathashala” was recently held. The virtual event, organized on 29th July, marked a significant milestone in the development of a comprehensive curriculum for Nepali Pathshalas (Nepali schools) globally, leveraging the power of technology for seamless education.

Representatives from esteemed Nepali schools in the USA, including NCCO Nepali Pathshala, Orlando, Delaware Valley Nepali Pathshala, Global Nepali Pathshala Texas, ANHS Academy Virginia, Nepali Pathshala Virginia, and Gainesville Nepali Pathshala Florida, actively participated in the insightful discussion. Notably, Nepali Pathshala in Glasgow, Scotland, and Nepali School Tokyo, Japan, also joined the event, adding an international dimension to the proceedings.

The coordination of this landmark discussion was spearheaded by the esteemed Global Nepalese ICT Consortium, which brought together professionals and organizations devoted to advancing Information Communication Technology (ICT) for the betterment of Nepal. The event was further enriched by the valuable insights and presentation provided by Midas Education, a leading name in educational innovation and e-learning solutions.

The primary objective of the discussion was to explore and design cutting-edge e-learning materials tailored for Nepali Pathshalas across the globe. By harnessing technology, these schools aim to create an engaging and immersive learning environment for students of Nepali origin, irrespective of their geographical location.

The proposed curriculum entails a rich array of online resources, interactive modules, and digital platforms, enabling students to learn the Nepali language effectively, delve into the nuances of their cultural heritage, and unravel the historical significance of their motherland. The integrated e-learning materials are set to encompass various aspects of Nepali studies, ranging from language proficiency to art, music, dance, folklore, and historical landmarks.

Throughout the discussion, participants actively shared their experiences, insights, and aspirations for transforming Nepali education using technology. The synergy among the representatives of different Nepali schools from diverse corners of the world proved instrumental in shaping a holistic and inclusive curriculum.

In the words of one of the coordinators, “This discussion is a testament to our shared commitment to preserving and promoting our Nepali identity and heritage among the younger generation. By harnessing technology and coming together as a global Nepali community, we can ensure that our children grow up with a profound understanding and appreciation of their roots.”

With the successful conclusion of this groundbreaking discussion, the future of Nepali Pathshalas worldwide looks promising and exciting. The collaboration among esteemed Nepali schools and the support from organizations like Global Nepalese ICT Consortium and Midas Education underscore the determination to provide Nepali-origin students with a dynamic and enriching educational experience.



As the world embraces the digital age, “Nepal Studies: E-Learning Materials for Nepali Pathashala” sets a remarkable precedent in enhancing education through technology, preserving cultural heritage, and fostering a sense of identity and pride among Nepali youths across the globe.