Scale-Up for Rohingya Education: Certification, Access, and the Way Forward
This latest page from the Rohingya Human Rights Center highlights the inspiring journey of Rohingya youth who are stepping into roles of leadership and advocacy across refugee camps and host communities. Through storytelling, community organizing, and digital activism, these young voices are breaking barriers, raising awareness about ongoing human rights issues, and driving change for their people.The “Scale-Up for Rohingya Education” report by the Rohingya Human Rights Center is a powerful call to action addressing the critical gaps in education for over 400,000 Rohingya children living in Bangladesh’s refugee camps. The publication sheds light on the systemic challenges in delivering quality, certified education — from insufficient funding and a shortage of qualified teachers, to the shutdown of Rohingya-run private learning centers and gender-based educational disparities.
Based on in-depth surveys and interviews across 10 refugee camps, the report highlights both the promise and shortcomings of the Myanmar Curriculum Pilot program and the Learning Competency Framework and Approach (LCFA). It also documents how community-led private education initiatives have played a vital role in filling these gaps—often at great personal risk to the teachers involved.
Key recommendations include legal recognition of Rohingya-run private centers, urgent need for certification of education programs, improved salaries for teachers, gender-inclusive learning environments, and increased international funding.
This report is not just a summary of problems—it’s a blueprint for restoring hope, dignity, and opportunity to a generation at risk of being lost.This latest page from the Rohingya Human Rights Center highlights the inspiring journey of Rohingya youth who are stepping into roles of leadership and advocacy across refugee camps and host communities. Through storytelling, community organizing, and digital activism, these young voices are breaking barriers, raising awareness about ongoing human rights issues, and driving change for their people.
