- Cambodia
- Phnom Penh
About Program
At Aziza's Place we provide a broad range of services such as free education. In addition to the school curriculum, we organise extra classes in ICT, English, Math, etc.
We are looking for someone who is passionate about our cause and is very fluent in English (not restricted to mother tongue level) and creative.
The project for our English teacher:
Today, our children get 2 to 3 hours of English every week from our long-term English teacher (UK). Although we see progress, we want to increase our efforts and specifically put more focus on learning while playing.
Supervised and supported by our English teacher, you will have the opportunity to develop on-site activities for the children, giving them the opportunity to practice and develop their English skills in a non-classical way. This can entail crafting, recycling, music, games, having basic group conversations, etc. In addition, the English Volunteer will participate in off-site activities (skate class, swimming, etc.).
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Program Highlights
- use your creativity instead of classical teaching methods
- teaching English to lovely kids will bring you daily smiles
- being part of a team that feels more like family than colleagues
- living in the buzzing capital of Phnom Penh (so much to do here!)
- Part-time opportunity, giving you the opportunity to explore
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Location
Cambodia in general is considered an untouched gem for travel. Even though Phnom Penh is the capital and largest city of Cambodia, it is still a bit rough around the edges but has the infrastructure to sustain more travel. While traveling here, make sure to venture outside of the monuments that document the cities troubled past and take in the vibrant and friendly nature.
