A Global Peace Foundation project in:
The Basic English Language Instruction Program was created to meet the need for English teachers in primary schools by providing student-volunteer English teachers from different universities in Phnom Penh, Cambodia's capital, utilizing a government-stipulated curricula. Currently, there are 167 Global Peace Volunteers and counting, who are actively engaged in the English teaching program. Every month a test is given to evaluate the progress of English literacy among primary school children, and results have shown vast improvement in their written and spoken abilities.
Project Details
The Basic English Language Instruction Program is guided by the following values:
1. Cultivating confidence and trust: Allowing the volunteers to be the class’s instructor and decision maker.
2. Promoting a culture of service in the community: Giving volunteers an experience of fulfillment through teaching primary school students. The young volunteers are also given validation and acknowledgement by program manager visits at their primary schools every week.
3. Maintaining sustainable progress of the project: Volunteers are keen to share their experience working with the Global Peace Foundation Cambodia with their friends through both social media and casual gatherings, which has resulted in other interested youth applying for the teaching program.
The Basic English Language Instruction Program is in the beginning of its third term and has received an overwhelming increase of interested applicants. As of November 2015, 167 volunteers are working in eight primary schools in CHBAR AMPOV District. The eight primary schools are as following:
CHBAR AMPOV 1
CHBAR AMPOV 2
PREAH PONLEAR
HUN SEN PREK PRA
PREK PRA KROAM
VEAL SBOV
RUESREY SRORS
KDEY TAKOY
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Project Managers
Sally Quimson, Country Director
Mary Nhean, Youth Development Program Manager
Sreyneth Sin, Resource Development Manager
Audambendid Dul, Administration Manager
Tel: +855 9875 6114
Email: cambodia@globalpeace.org
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