“My personal highlight” by Tobias Mayer
Deciding what THE highlight of my Laos experience was is an impossible task as my time in Laos was bristling
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A normal day in Sikeud
My alarm greets me at 7.00 a.m. Pressing the snooze button at least two times is part of my daily
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“Expectation – The volunteer from Germany” from Done Keo Keositvong
“What were your expectations, hopes, and fears when you heard that five German volunteer teachers will come to your school?”
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“The teacher vunlunteer from Germany” from Bounpheng Singhalaht
“What were your expectations, hopes, and fears when you heard that five German volunteer teachers will come to your school?”
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Monk ceremony and other Lao celebrations
During one of our English lessons Mit told me that there would be no school the next day. When I
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“Why I wanted to become a teacher” by Bounleud Sengsavangvong
(I choose the topic)(why do I want to be a teacher) First of all when I finished studying at high
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“My expectations” by Bounleud Sengsavangvong
“What were your expectations, hopes, and fears when you heard that five German volunteer teachers will come to your school?”
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New Literature page
We have collected some books, articles, facts and other background information about Laos, such as the education system, general information
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Lao Vice Minister of Education and Sports visits Angels for Children in Ban Sikeud and Ban Phang Heng
The end of the pilot teaching project over the last eleven weeks was crowned by a high-ranking visit on Tuesday,
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Would you like to join our project?
“Teaching English in Laos” New places for internships available in Ban Sikeud and Ban Phang Heng in spring 2016 (start:
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A Lao love story
It is always the same with that thing called love. Cupid´s arrow hits you when you least expect it. In
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Lot ják diaries – Lao street wise
Every visitor of Laos should undertake at least one trip on a Lot ják! Lot ják, Lao for motorbike, is
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