While hearing impairments are often identified in babies, they may not develop or make themselves known for several years. This means that it’s essential to keep an eye out for the signs of hearing impairment in the classroom, particularly in young children. At some point in their career, every teacher could find that they are teaching a child with an
On 31/03/2022 Educaid and TDSO signed a partnership agreement for the period 2022-2026. The agreement covers logsital synergies, operational synergies and active exchange of information. Educaid is the Belgian platform for education and training within development cooperation
If you are an early career English Teacher and want to improve your teaching skills significantly you are welcome to this program. It will start on the 30th of April and will continue till the end of September 2022, every Saturday morning or afternoon. The workshops will be held at the TDSO (The Angkor Tree Project) campus in Siem Reap.
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.
