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TDSO is pleased to welcome Mr Lot Tola as our new Junior Full-Stack Developer. He joins the Edubox development team to support the creation and long-term maintenance of TDSO’s mobile learning platform for primary school teachers. His role will help strengthen the organisation’s digital capacity as Edubox expands to serve teachers across Cambodia. We look forward to his contribution in advancing innovative technology solutions that improve access to quality teaching resources and professional development opportunities nationwide.

For the first time, students at TDSO Practice School took part in a Mock Debate Competition, demonstrating growing confidence in English communication, critical thinking, and teamwork. Through presenting arguments, responding to different viewpoints, and speaking before an audience, students developed valuable skills that extend beyond the classroom. This engaging learning experience highlights TDSO Practice School’s commitment to nurturing confident communicators and future leaders. Watch the highlights and celebrate the achievements of our young debaters as they continue their learning journey.

TDSO is pleased to begin a new partnership with the Lao Child and Youth Development Association (LaoCYDA) to support teacher development in Laos. Building on more than ten years of experience in Cambodia, TDSO will work alongside LaoCYDA to strengthen second language teaching and classroom practice through practical, context-based approaches. The partnership reflects a shared commitment to improving education quality and supporting teachers through long-term collaboration, professional development, and sustainable learning opportunities for schools and communities across Laos.

TDSO welcomed 21 visitors, including partner organisations, school principals, and alumni teachers, for an exposure visit to the TDSO Practice School and Prey Chrouk Primary School. The visit highlighted how TDSO-trained teachers apply the Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) approach in real classroom settings. Through classroom observation and professional reflection, participants explored how student-centred teaching supports active learning, confidence, and engagement among primary school students, while strengthening cooperation to improve the quality of English education in Cambodia.

Students at the TDSO Practice School recently participated in a Mock Debate Competition, confidently presenting their ideas and demonstrating critical thinking, teamwork, and English public speaking skills. The activity reflected the practical impact of active learning approaches and student-centred teaching methods promoted through TDSO’s teacher training programmes. Through engaging classroom experiences such as debates, students are encouraged to think independently, communicate effectively, and build confidence. The event also highlighted how quality teacher development can contribute to meaningful and measurable student learning outcomes.

TDSO’s M&E and Research Officer, Vitou Tes, has been featured in Cambodianess for his analysis of Cambodia’s English education challenge. The article highlights the importance of investing in teacher training, classroom resources, and equitable access to quality education. TDSO continues to support this mission through nationwide teacher development programmes conducted in partnership with schools and the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport (MoEYS).

TDSO is seeking a Junior Full-Stack Developer to support the development and long-term maintenance of Edubox, a mobile learning platform designed for Cambodian primary school teachers. The role includes working with a Phnom Penh-based development agency during the initial build phase, followed by relocation to Siem Reap Province for ongoing platform management. Candidates with foundational experience in Laravel, Flutter or React Native, mobile offline functionality, and database systems are encouraged to apply. The position offers long-term growth within a mission-driven education technology environment.

TDSO’s Annual Report 2025 presents the results of a structured evaluation of student learning outcomes in classrooms taught by TDSO-trained teachers. The central finding: a 76% improvement in student performance, measured against a pre-training baseline across a sample of public primary schools in Siem Reap. The report covers programme delivery, institutional developments, financial results, and plans for national expansion in 2026.

TDSO is recruiting a Monitoring and Evaluation Officer to support the design and implementation of M&E systems across its teacher development programmes. Based in Siem Reap, this full-time role involves collecting and analysing data, maintaining monitoring frameworks, and producing reports to inform decision-making and ensure accountability to partners and funders. The position works closely with programme teams to integrate data into daily operations and strengthen organisational learning. Candidates should have experience in M&E, strong analytical skills, and proficiency in both Khmer and English, with the ability to manage multiple data streams effectively.

TDSO is recruiting English Language Trainers for its English For Teachers (EFT) Programme, supporting the professional development of primary school teachers across Cambodia. This full-time role involves delivering structured, communicative English training using learner-centred approaches, blended learning tools, and a flipped classroom model. Trainers will facilitate interactive sessions, assess trainee progress, and provide ongoing feedback. Following onboarding in Siem Reap, trainers will be deployed to their home provinces. Candidates should have strong English proficiency, teaching experience, and confidence using digital platforms, with fluency in Khmer and a solid understanding of classroom practice.