In this program, we will go to rural area in Cambodia.  There is a school was designed, built and completely operated by people like you, under the guidance of our native Cambodian manager and teacher Mr. Ya Nuth.

Since beginning his work with this rural Samraong community in 2008, Mr. Ya Nuth has become a leader in the local community. His efforts in developing local schools and hospitals, with the help of those like yourself, has had an immeasurably positive effect on the community. In 2013, the School was opened, offering a free educational/learning opportunity for those who couldn’t otherwise afford it.

Students attend a regular public school for three hours per day, where they don’t get the chance to learn a lot of English. The public school shifts are divided into a morning group and an afternoon group, giving the children a chance to come to our school during their free time (e.g. the morning group can attend our afternoon shift and vice versa).  Every day, more than 400 children arrive at the School to attend one of the two sessions offered.

The children are mainly come from the Pul village, as well as five other surrounding villages. Their ages range from 6 to 15. Most currently possess just a basic level of English.

Aims & Objectives

• Improve village children’s educational prospects
• Provide learning tools that empower students to create a better future for themselves
• Gain invaluable, practical experience in teaching
• Facilitate a cultural exchange which broadens the perspectives of all engaged
• Assist the local staff by providing an extra hand