The Education Law (2000)
The Education Law, issued in April 2000, stipulates that all Lao citizens have the right to education without
discrimination based on their ethnicity, origin, religion, gender, or social status. In regards to secondary
education, the Education Law also establishes that “the government has the duty to expand secondary
education as appropriate for creating conditions for the development of Lao citizens’ necessary knowledge and
capacity for their occupation or further study”; “the government carefully plans the expansion of vocational
education according to the needs of the labor market and individual occupation”; and “the development of
vocational education has to get support and contribution from all concerned sectors of the government and
the involvement of state-owned and private enterprises.”1
The Education Law (2000)The Education Law, issued in April 2000, stipulates that all Lao citizens have the right to education withoutdiscrimination based on their ethnicity, origin, religion, gender, or social status. In regards to secondaryeducation, the Education Law also establishes that “the government has the duty to expand secondaryeducation as appropriate for creating conditions for the development of Lao citizens’ necessary knowledge andcapacity for their occupation or further study”; “the government carefully plans the expansion of vocationaleducation according to the needs of the labor market and individual occupation”; and “the development ofvocational education has to get support and contribution from all concerned sectors of the government andthe involvement of state-owned and private enterprises.”1
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