KATHMANDU, June 22:Educational Consultancy Association of Nepal (ECAN) has demanded the government to provide them facilities by enlisting them under the most-affected sector.

The ECAN shared that though the government has eased the lockdown to some extent, it has become challenging to run the consultancy business as students and parents do not come for consultation in a regular manner.
A press release issued by ECAN General Secretary Deepak Raj Bhusal demanded the government to provide facilities to them in instalment of bank loan and communication as well as in one-month rent.

KATHMANDU, July 20: The 11th ECAN Edufair has kicked off in Kathmandu on Thursday with the purpose of familiarizing Nepali students about the education system at home and abroad.

Sri Lanka’s Ambassador for Nepal W.S. Perera inaugurated the fair at local Bhrikutimandap.

On the occasion, she insisted on the need of further consolidating the Nepal-Sri Lanka ties through the means of education.

The Sri Lankan Government was committed to increasing scholarship quotas that it was offering to Nepali students for higher education in Sri Lanka.

The fair is organized by Educational Consultancy Association of Nepal (ECAN). Section officer at Educational Counseling and Verification Section, Ministry of Education, Taranath Niraula said the fair would help students know about the abroad education system.

Nepal Chamber of Commerce Vice President Gyanendra Ratna Tuladhar and Chairman of Educational Journalists’ Network, Bhawanishwor Gautam were of the view of bringing competent Nepali students staying aboard back to home.

Universities’ representatives from 15 countries including India, China, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Japan and France are taking part in the fair that will continue until coming Friday. It has showcased 370 stalls. RSS