KnNC vision

KnNC seeks to be an avenue of development to produce empowered students for the greater advancement of their community.

KnNC mission

KnNC exists to nurture students academically, socially, and spiritually; enabling them to become responsible and disciplined adults, through challenging and energetic education program whereby the students will discover and develop their own potential and equipped with the knowledge, skills, and character needed to serve their community towards a sustainably developed society.





STLC information

Seh Theh (New Stars) Learning Center (STLC) was established in 2013 aims to empower youth for the greater advancement of their community. STLC dedicated to empowering and building the capacity of young adults to effectively serve for their community. It is located in Demawso, Kayah State, Myanmar. STLC is a branch school of KnNC and supported by Child’s Dream Foundation. STLC gives priority in admission of those failed the government matriculation exam and unable to continue their education. STLC offers a two-year program focusing on life skills subjects includes English, Social Sciences, Computer, Civic Education, Community Management, Karenni language, Basic Law and Human Rights. The course also includes field works and two months internship hosted by respective CSOs, NGOs and INGOs. The curricular based on students-centered and critical thinking.

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