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The 'VMag' team, which has been providing information on the educational environment, quality of education, extracurricular activities of various colleges operating in Nepal, has reached Herald College in Kathmandu this time.
Harald, who is teaching IT and business courses, has been conducting classes for students on the concept of studying and earning. Herald has been supporting the IT projects prepared by the students to help their profession and business in the future and is providing a platform of 'Biz Bazaar' for the business students in the college campus itself. In the market, stalls of various materials are kept by the students for sale.
Herald's students shared their experience with Sanjog Koirala, VJ of VMag, who is providing financial support for their studies with the concept of the Biz Bazaar. Its CEO Prakash Shrestha said that Herald College is balancing education and business. He said, 'The strong point of our college is the separate curriculum here.
We are the first to start AI education in Nepal. Similarly, we are going to start the world's best cyber security course.' He claimed that besides the market-targeted business course, the experimental style of teaching based on the theory of 'LTW' means 'lecture, tutorial and workshop' will enable students to build careers in the future. CEO Shrestha said that Herald, which is affiliated with UK University, has also arranged 'scholarship' and 'fellowship' for students and is running a partnership program with more than 20 colleges around the world.
