You are kindly invited to attend this FREE teacher training course, which will take place on Teaching Reading to Young Learners On August 20 and 27 and September 3 – 10 and 17 From 14.00 to 17.00 pm IT IS NOT ONLINE For information call 089 568 680 or 096 423 44 95 Number of seats strictly limited. Your Trainer
Workshop for Headmasters, Teacher Coaches and/or NGO leaders To be successful as a school or language course, you need more than good teachers or a good curriculum. It is an entire framework that ties together. This course, designed for instructional leaders, seeks to answer questions to the following questions: 1) why instructional leadership counts, 2) why and how professional
Read more about why pronunciation should be put into place in typical English language classroom. Please read this message share with the in the group what interests you the most about this article.
Teachers have the most important job in the world!
Teachers give children purpose, set them up for success as citizens of our diverse and globalized world, and inspire them to do well and succeed in life. Teachers contribute to each aspect of society, and their influence touches all our lives. Teachers matter in so many different ways. We entrust then our children; we entrust them our future!
Unfortunately, many children and communities in the world lack trained teachers. Many countries have made tremendous progress when it comes to school attendance. In Cambodia, over 97% of children go to primary schools. Still, there is a long way to go when it comes to quality education.
You can help us providing children in Cambodia with a trained teacher. Because every child has the right to a trained teacher!
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TDSO, The Teacher Development Support Organization (formerly known as The Angkor Tree Project), is a non-profit organisation, dedicated to supporting teachers in Cambodia. We provide Teacher Training, English Language training and IT-training.
We believe that every child has the right to high quality education, that they have the right to enjoy their childhood – to learn, play, make friends and grow up in a safe and happy environment. We strongly support the United Nations’ sustainable development goals and commit to contributing primarily to the goal of quality education: ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all.
