The Nepal English Language Teachers’ Association (NELTA) has submitted a list of delegates to the organizing committee of the World Forum of the Best Teachers. These delegates will represent Nepal at the international platform.
The delegation includes leading English language educators who will showcase innovative teaching methodologies developed in Nepal and share their experiences in applying these approaches within a rapidly evolving educational landscape.
Established in 1992, NELTA has grown into a national platform for professionals involved in English language education. The organization brings together school teachers, university faculty, curriculum designers, researchers, and language policy experts from both Nepal and abroad. It operates under the guiding principle of “learn and let teach.”
The organizing committee expresses its sincere appreciation to NELTA for its professional engagement and looks forward to long-term, productive collaboration.
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