This video is an explanation of programs at National Institute for Zorig Chusum (the thirteen Bhutanese arts and crafts). The programs took six years to finish initially, but now can be done in five years. In the first years of training, students complete simple work such as creating a Buddha with simple gestures and without anything in his hands. As students reach the end of the program, the work becomes more complicated. Students also learn Dzongkha, as their work depends on Dzongkha scriptures. They also learn computer skills and other co-curricular activities that are intended to help their future careers. Dawa Penjor, an instructor at the institute, shared the information.