Our Stories

Our Stories

Welcome to the official Student Story Blog — a window into the heart of campus life, as seen and experienced by the students themselves.   Our student bloggers bring to you a vibrant mix of stories, reflections and perspectives on everything from academics and campus events to mental health, career prep, personal growth, and life beyond the classroom. We celebrate the diverse experiences, ideas, and creativity of our student community. We believe that every voice matters—and this is where those voices come alive.

On My Graduation

Well! We did it. We’ve officially graduated from Paro college of Education. Initially, I thought putting down four years of my life in few short paragraphs would be impossible but I went ahead and did it anyway.

The Educational Philosophy of Paro College of Education.

Educational philosophy is a very ambiguous concept which remains in constant flux, differing from places to places, influenced by a number of social politics and individual characteristics. 

Sharing Our Inner Weather: Check-ins and Check-outs at Paro College

The moment I stepped into Paro College of Education, I was prepared to learn pedagogy, curriculum and all the responsibilities that accompanied being a prospective teacher. 

Answering the Call to Teach

During my interview, I was asked a simple question: “Why do you want to be a teacher?” Without hesitation, I talked about the ‘loop of learning’ on how being a teacher means you’re always learning, not just teaching. For me, it was the most beautiful profession because it never put a limit on my growth and development.

SDG 5 in Action: How Paro College of Education Champions Gender Equality
At Paro College of Education, promoting gender equality goes beyond classroom discussions—it is woven into the heart of student life and learning. As a campus that actively supports the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, especially SDG 5, the college has become a platform for driving real change in attitudes, beliefs, and practices around gender.

Me and My Flute
“Eww! This class and this thing!” I clearly remember saying that as I placed the colourful stringed Dramgyoen (traditional Bhutanese lute) down in frustration, completely drained after yet another struggle to get the notes right. I must have repeated that phrase a dozen times or maybe more. At the time, nothing about learning music felt exciting. If anything, it felt like a burden I didn’t sign up for.

My First Day at a Teacher Training College

I heard from my seniors that college life is full of enjoyment and unforgettable memories. But for me it is a little different. I am just an ordinary college girl on a quest for knowledge and not just for a degree certificate. I came here to discipline myself with values and to be precise, a responsible contributing person and a change driver in the Education system.

And just like that, I was enrolled in college – a new chapter began!!

A cold gentle breeze touched my cheeks as I stepped out of the taxi in Paro, the serene valley of rice. It was the month of July 2023, and I had come all the way from Chhukha, carrying dreams and quiet excitement for what lay ahead. As someone coming out of school recently without much experience about the outer world, a wave of nervousness washed over me, a mixture of excitement.

Paro College of Education: Learning in the Lap of Nature

Nestled in the tranquil folds of western Bhutan, Paro College of  Education is more than just a place to pursue academic goals; it is a haven where nature, peace, and knowledge harmoniously coexist. Surrounded by majestic mountains, ancient forests, and emerald rice fields that seem to whisper tales of peace and harmony, this college is a beacon of learning and contemplation in the lush and spiritual valley of Paro.