The Lao German Technical College – a new partner school for “Teaching English in Laos”
When coming to landlocked Laos, you probably would not expect to meet Laotians who speak German – but quite a
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Closing summit and information session on “Teaching English in Laos” at the University of Education Karlsruhe
After nearly three months’ of pioneering work the project leaders, board members of the Angel foundation, university administration, and our
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“Teaching English in Laos” New places for internships available in Ban Sikeud and Ban Phang Heng in spring 2016 (start:
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Thanks to our supporters!
Dear supporters, friends and colleagues! The year 2015 marked a significant change in the history of the Angels for Children
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Six special task managers
Besides teaching, our five English education graduates from the University of Education Karlsruhe have some additional tasks to fulfil. First
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First farewell
Unfortunately, Julia, Sandro, Ann-Kathrin, and Steffi had to head back to Germany this week – their time was up. Before
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1. Falang-Friendship-Feast
On Saturday, the 21st of November, more than 20 Lao and English teachers gathered at Ban Phang Heng Secondary School
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What is this all about?
Why are there five alumni and a Professor from the University of Education Karlsruhe at Frankfurt Airport? And who are
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Workshop “Modern Western Square Dance – Be There, or Be Square!”
Traditionally, Modern Western Square Dance is known as a North American folk dance. Various steps and figures from different European
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Workshop “English for Mopsy and me”
For our preparation for teaching English in Laos, Prof. Martin asked Ms Leonora Fröhlich-Ward and her friendly hand puppet dog
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Workshop “Singlish – Moving, Singing, and Speaking in Teaching English to Young Learners”
A key aspect in early language learning is developing and fostering a positive attitude towards the target language, which in
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