Introduction

 

My name is Tshering Yuden, and i come from Karshong Village, in Trongsa Dzongkhag which is very remote area. I am the oldest of four siblings. Both my parents are farmers, and i grew up helping them and learning the value of hard work. I started my education at karshong primary school, where I developed a curiosity for learning despite limited resources. after that, I studied at Tshangkha central school which opened up new opportunities for exposure to different ideas and experiences. After completing class ten I continued my studies at Taktse Rigzhung Primer school. I am now studying for a Bachelor of education (BEd) in primary Dzongkha in Paro. i want to become a teacher so I can help children in my community and teach them about our language and culture. I hope to use what I learn to make a difference, especially for student in remote areas like my village. in my free time, I enjoy listening to music, which help me relax and feel happy.


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