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Technical Assistance for Competence-Based Soft Skills Development in School Education in Nepal

The Technical Assistance for Competence-Based Soft Skills Development in School Education in Nepal (TASS) is the second phase of the Finnish funded TSSP program which was implemented in the years 2012-2015. The aim of the TSSP program was to improve the qu ality of education in Nepal by integrating soft skills into teaching. Soft skills are defined as personal cooperation thinking innovation and business skills. The TSSP project ends in December 2015.The mid-term review of TSSP concluded that the integration of soft skills into the education sector in Nepal is highly relevant as it can improve both the quality and the relevance of education. The evaluation recommended a continuation of the project. The main achievements of TSSP were the approval of new curric ula in six different subjects for grades 9-10 as well as the development of teachers training materials and their testing. The new textbooks for grade 9 will be in schools in 2016 and teachers' training packages have been taught in 40% of Nepal's teacher t raining facilities. The second phase the TASS project will build on the achievements of the first phase. During the TASS program the update of the curriculum for grades 9-10 moves to the implementation stage. Teaching materials are being developed also f or grades 6-8 and work on materials for grades 9-10 continues. The education of teachers and capacity building of relevant institutions regarding the application of soft skills also continues. The beneficiaries of the project are Nepalese students in gra des 6-10. The immediate beneficiaries are the Ministry of Education and regional and district level education directorates and offices. In addition the projects 80 pilot schools and their teachers benefit from focused capacity building support. The Ministr y of Education in Nepal implements the project. The proposed budget for the project is 17 MEUR for the years 2016-2018.

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Not reported budget·USD 428K disbursed·Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland reporting organization·Nepal location·Dec 8, 2015 → Dec 31, 2018 timeline

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About this project

The Technical Assistance for Competence-Based Soft Skills Development in School Education in Nepal (TASS) is the second phase of the Finnish funded TSSP program which was implemented in the years 2012-2015. The aim of the TSSP program was to improve the qu ality of education in Nepal by integrating soft skills into teaching. Soft skills are defined as personal cooperation thinking innovation and business skills. The TSSP project ends in December 2015.The mid-term review of TSSP concluded that the integration of soft skills into the education sector in Nepal is highly relevant as it can improve both the quality and the relevance of education. The evaluation recommended a continuation of the project. The main achievements of TSSP were the approval of new curric ula in six different subjects for grades 9-10 as well as the development of teachers training materials and their testing. The new textbooks for grade 9 will be in schools in 2016 and teachers' training packages have been taught in 40% of Nepal's teacher t raining facilities. The second phase the TASS project will build on the achievements of the first phase. During the TASS program the update of the curriculum for grades 9-10 moves to the implementation stage. Teaching materials are being developed also f or grades 6-8 and work on materials for grades 9-10 continues. The education of teachers and capacity building of relevant institutions regarding the application of soft skills also continues. The beneficiaries of the project are Nepalese students in gra des 6-10. The immediate beneficiaries are the Ministry of Education and regional and district level education directorates and offices. In addition the projects 80 pilot schools and their teachers benefit from focused capacity building support. The Ministr y of Education in Nepal implements the project. The proposed budget for the project is 17 MEUR for the years 2016-2018.

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1 distinct source feed across 9 recorded evidence versions. These are not independent confirmations. Links below show the latest available version for each source page, up to 50 pages.

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    https://d-portal.org/ctrack.html?aid=FI-3-2018-2015150137

    Retrieved Oct 26, 2026 · Last checked Oct 26, 2026

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    https://d-portal.org/ctrack.html?aid=FI-3-2017-2015150137

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    https://d-portal.org/ctrack.html?aid=FI-3-2016-2015150137

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    https://d-portal.org/ctrack.html?aid=FI-3-2015-2015150137

    Retrieved Oct 24, 2026 · Last checked Oct 24, 2026

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    https://d-portal.org/ctrack.html?aid=FI-3-2019-2015150137

    Retrieved Sep 21, 2026 · Last checked Sep 21, 2026

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