Out-of-school and vulnerable youth are given an alternative pathway to education and accreditation through non-formal education (NFE). World Education has been instrumental in creating two paths to accreditation for youth in NFE programs through PLE advocacy efforts: 1) displaced students in Thailand can earn Thai accreditation by completing a NFE curriculum modified specifically for their situation or 2) migrant youth returning to school in Myanmar (Burma) can earn certification through Myanmar’s non-formal primary education (NFPE) curriculum. In summary, NFE programs include:
- Thai-accredited NFE
- Myanmar NFPE in PLE-supported NFE centers
- Youth Connect Stay in School (SiS) program
Impact
Non-Formal Primary Education (NFPE) Centers Get a Solid Foundation
Cooperation with Myanmar Government Leads to Second Chance for Returning Youth
First Cohort of NFPE Students Pass Exams and Earn Recognized Certificates
Local Implementing Partners
Migrant Education Coordination Center
Youth Connect