The school programs are structured for three year periods. Students
study in one of the following arts:
Students train in traditional Tibetan Thangka painting, sculptor
painting, and house and furniture painting.
Students create traditional pieces of furniture and learn intricate
woodcarving skills. At the end of their studies, they will be able
to perform all of the woodworking needed to complete a traditional
Vital to the preservation of Tibetan culture, music is the primary
vehicle for communicating knowledge and tradition. Music students
lean to play native Tibetan instruments and to perform many of the
local dances and songs.