I am always a teacher - Lyonpo Norbu Wangchuk

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It’s a happy news for ministry of education as a whole. Since, Lyonpo Norbu Wangchuk a passionate educationist to take over the new post as a minister of education after Lyonpo Mingbo Drukpa offered to step down stating some genuine personal problems.

It is always wise to be in the field someone who is close and have better work knowledge. So, with new lyonpo in place we expect to see changes. We believe so much in education being the backbone of the nation to have secure future. But, it's not happening the way it is suppose to happen. It's time for us to stop time and re-think on education wisely. Time for us to plan for better outcome. 

Once our ex-education minister Thakur Singh Powdyel said, ‘if education succeed nothing will going to fail, if education fails nothing will succeed’.


‘He is also aware that education is a long-term investment, the fruits of which will not bear immediately’. Thus, with this let’s pray for safe, valid and valued education system in place for all of us.  

Source: http://www.kuenselonline.com/im-always-a-teacher-lyonpo-norbu-wangchuk/

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