On August 11th, TDSO celebrated the graduation of Cambodia Rural Students Trust – CRST‘s students who joined the one-year English for Partner Organizations (EPO) Program. The ceremony honored their dedication and impressive achievements throughout the program. Key Outcomes:1. Reviewed the performance and achievements of the students.2. Reported a comprehensive course evaluation to identify areas of […]
We are pleased to announce that two of our trainers, Mr. Ravy Soth and Mr. Saroeun Nhem, will be presenting at VietTESOL, the esteemed National Conference on Teaching English as a Second Language in Vietnam. Mr. Ravy will address ‘Dealing with the Issue of Mixed-Ability Classes,’ while Mr. Saroeun will discuss ‘Using Reciprocal Teaching to
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On July 19, we conducted a Semester Parents Meeting, a pivotal forum for reflection and strategic planning. This event underscored our dedication to transparent communication and the ongoing enhancement of our English as a Foreign Language Program (Practice School).Key Outcomes:1. Celebrated first-semester achievements.2. Addressed challenges with actionable solutions.3. Incorporated parents’ feedback into our growth strategy.As
On Saturday, July 13, 2024 from 03:00 PM till 05:00 PM The topic is “Using Project-Based Learning with Young Learners.” Expert speaker, Mr. Ian Walkinshaw, a professor at Griffith University in Brisbane, Australia. Location: online (Microsoft Teams) To register, please scan the QR code or click the registration button below. Registration
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TDSO – Teacher Development Support Organisation and CamTech University are collaborating to amplify the impact of integrating EdTech into the teacher training curriculum. Our aim? To empower educators with cutting-edge skills that foster dynamic and effective learning experiences for students. Stay tuned for updates on this innovative partnership! #CamTech #TDSO #EdTech #TeacherTraining #EducationInnovation
Our workshop on “Teaching Health Education: A Recommendation for English Language Educators” on June 23rd, 2024, was a great success! Workshop Highlights: Importance of Health: Understanding why health matters in education. Definition of Health Education: Clear insights into what health education entails. Integrating Health Education into Teaching: Practical strategies for incorporating health education into English
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“Women in Community Leadership” workshop, held on June 16th, empowered 20 female public primary school principals and vice principals with essential leadership and management skills through five key training topics: Introduction to Principalship, Instructional Leadership, Management and Leadership Skills for School Principals, Administration, and Financial Management. Thanks to the dedicated efforts of our guest speakers,
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On Sunday, June 23, 2024 from 08:00 till 11:00 Teacher Meetup for alumni of TDSO courses Location: TDSO Campus in Siem Reap To register, please scan the QR code or click the registration button below. Limited seats Registration
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Female principals/vice principals of public primary schools in Siem Reap, join our two-day workshop to enhance your leadership skills! This event aims to empower women in education with training on principalship, instructional leadership, management, and administration. Event Details: Location: TDSO Campus Dates: 16th June 2024 Why Join? Develop your leadership and management skills Build professional
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On May 20, 2024, TDSO – Teacher Development Support Organisation , in partnership with Aide et Action Southeast Asia, hosted the kick-off meeting for the third cohort of the Blended Teaching-Learning Methodologies and English Language Training program. This significant event brought together 43 participants, including key stakeholders such as local educational authorities and 35 targeted school principals. The