About Us
The Karmapa Center of Education is led by an international team, and a small monastic community living at the school. They take care of management, administrative work and the maintenance of KCE, backed by a network of external advisors and volunteers. The monks also teach Tibetan and the basics of Buddhism.
Tibetan housemothers are responsible for the motherly care of our elementary students. This involves taking care of ill or homesick children; being available to comfort, advise and support them in their daily lives; and creating a space where they feel safe. Indian teachers implement the general education curriculum, complemented by international guest educators.
They all contribute to the running of the KCE – as a school and a place of community.
(from left to right: Diane, Dargay, Khenpo, Dechangla, and four Lopons: Sonam, Drakpa, Jinpa and Drimay Dawa with the first batch of students 2017/18)
Faces of KCE
First batch 2017/18
Khenpo and Dechangla
Diane Brodkorb
Tsultrim Dargay
Our teachers
KCE Volonteers from all around the globe
Read the article about Karmapaís opening speech at the consecration ceremony on the 
The primary section of KCE provides facilities for 120 students, a monastic Sangha, and guest teachers from all over the world. 
Our curriculum can be illustrated through three pillars. 
Teaching Art to Children –Art helps kids develop creativity, fine motor skills and confidence. We are looking for Art teachers to join our programs. Mail to 
Become a Patron of the Vision. The Karmapa Center of Education is growing thanks to the generous support of friends from all over the world. If you would like to 
Work at KCE – we are looking for primary school teachers or people with experience in working with children. 