Siem Ream, Cambodia – Teaching Review

The people were very welcoming. The local team arranged for everything, from pick-up over transport and accommodation to food, very well. It’s so nice to see the eagerness of the children to learn. The children (and people in general) are so polite, respectful and joyful. Great to see them open up to you when they get their trust and confidence. …

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Cambodia – Rural English Teaching Review

I loved working with the children every single day. The children never failed to be polite and enthusiastic about their learning. They were a dream to teach by always wanting to improve and to better their understanding. The teachers at the school were friendly and helpful. The town was a lovely place to live for 2 months. I felt that …

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Cambodia Teaching Review

I highly enjoyed our trip to Cambodia, it was the most special and rewarding experience of my life. My favourite memories were during class breaks playing games with the students and local teachers. Volunteering was hard work but the most rewarding and enjoyable experience I’ve ever had. Our local coordinator Borin was incredibly helpful and friendly, he made us feel …

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Cambodia Teaching

Highlights of the trip: Getting to always interact with the students and teachers from other countries was always a positive experience.Comments on the team, food and accommodation: The team were super friendly and I got really close to them. Food was a new experience and was always really good! The accommodation was really cozy, it was a nice fit.Any improvements …

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Primary School Teaching Samroang Cambodia

Thank you! The highlight of my trip was definitely the children. They were the happiest most friendly kids, they made my trip so special! A favourite moment was when we poured water into the dirt and built sandcastles to pretend we were in Australia! They loved it – I was so sad to say goodbye to them. The team were …

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Rural Cambodia Teaching- Review by Zac

Highlights The biggest highlight was easily the teaching itself. The children are so happy and enthusiastic, making it an absolute pleasure to teach them. The cultural week had some interesting activities and seeing other parts of Cambodia like Ankor Wat and one of the floating villages were also fantastic, but my favourite part was definitely the teaching. Team, food and …

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Cambodia Review

Thank you Lauren, I had the best time!! definitely a trip that touched my heart. Do you have Instagram? That’s where I posted my pictures, I captured some of  the best moments! Highlights of the trip: Firstly, teaching the children in the school in Cambodia was the biggest highlight as watching them learn new things and being so keen and …

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Rural Primary School Cambodia Feedback

Thank you Lauren, I had the best time!! definitely a trip that touched my heart. Do you have Instagram? That’s where I posted my pictures, I captured some of  the best moments! I struggled a bit with the heat, but everything else was so great! The only thing I can really say that can be improved is that the rooms …

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Rural School Teaching Cambodia Feedback

Thank you so much Lauren!!  It was a wonderful experience and life changing.  Everything was great.  The food and hospitality was very good  and Sem was an excellent host guiding us all the way.   Kenneth at the school was so obliging and helpful also.  Do you have an Instagram or Facebook account as would like to follow you?   Thank …

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Rural School Teaching & Construction Cambodia

Highlights of the trip: To be honest, every single thing I did was a highlight and meant equally as much to me. The whole experience I had in Cambodia is a blessing! If I had to pick out some most significant memories and skills I acquired, it would have to be my new Cambodian high school friends and learning to …

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Rural School Volunteering Program Cambodia 2014

Ok I have some time, so, Cambodia. I think as a country I really like it, I got to see a few different cities in my time there, which is a bit of a challenge with only being able to travel on weekends, but I made it work. It’s drenched in the history of the Khmer rouge and it feels …

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