Teaching English at Public School

Make a bit difference in our schools during your time in Cambodia! Provide English lessons to the children at a local school inside a Pagoda and at a floating school, and during your free time see the unique temples of Angkor and so much more...

Our teachers are overstretched and desperately need your help and support to provide our children Basic English and sport. English has become an increasingly helpful language to learn for Cambodian children as the tourist industry grows in the country.

Your time to this wonderfully friendly nation of people is for life change.

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Meaningful Days...

What if you had the chance to not only visit Cambodia and enjoy its touristic offer, but work as a volunteer with children in need? Our new 15-days Meaningful Tour gives you this unique opportunity! The first few days, you will be working at a shelter set up by local people, where you will be able to help educate these children, encouraging them to develop an enthusiasm for education and helping them develop their skills. You will provide children with essential attention, support, care and the vital education they need, like English, performing arts and sports, and help them develop enthusiasm for learning, and developing their skills. This gratifying experience will give you the opportunity to immerse yourself in the nation’s culture, and see first hand how Cambodia is moving forward. The second part of this tour you will be traveling through from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap.

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General Information in Cambodia...

Cambodia is a tropical land of densely forested hills, small scattered villages of thatched-roof houses, and emerald-green rice paddies (walled fields that can be filled with water for growing rice). It is bordered by Thailand on the west and northwest, Laos on the north and northeast, and Vietnam on the east and southeast. On the southwest is Cambodia's only outlet to the sea, a short stretch of coastline on the Gulf of Thailand.


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Can you please let me know how I can send...?

26 December 2008
Kimlay -

It's Dee from New York. I hope you are doing well. I wanted to write to thank you for all of your help and guidance while I was in Phnom Penh for the first week of December. I really enjoyed my week there and also enjoyed my week in Siem Reap. The Lotus Lodge was very nice and Andre and Lily are lovely!

My time at CCOLT seemed very short and I wish that I could have done more. I am going to get the contact information from Andre for the people in the US that have set up a non-profit organization to accept donations for CCOLT so that I can send money.

I would also like to send some clothing that can be given to the children at CCOLT and at the dumpsite and wanted to get information from you about sponsoring a child from the dumpsite. Can you please let me know how I can send some clothing and how I can arrange to sponsor one of the children?

Please send everyone at CCOLT my regards.

Kind regards,
Dee

Came to Cambodia not knowing what to expect, but...

8 December 2007

Thank you for this wonderful opportunity, I have thoroughtly enjoyed this experience and will cherish for the rest of my life. I came to Cambodia not knowing what to expect, but my three weeks here have been unimaginable and better than any expectations I could have ever had.
The teaching has been rewarding and the children both at the Pagoda and CCOLT are ny far the most happy and content. I feel like I want to be a part of their lives forever. I hope with me being her I have made a difference to their lives and wish them all the best in life.
I will be back very soon and hope to see everyone at Khmer Volunteer Program and Local Adventures because without their support this would not have been possible.
Once again a humble thank you -- please don't forget me as I will cherish this expeerience in my heart for eternity.

Love & Many best whishes!
Meenameenasimplay@gmail.com