Introduction of volunteers: Team III
Most of the members of Team III have been here for a good while now, but our Team was only
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Tag: Lao-German Technical College (LGTC)
Honoured and proud: German Federal Minister for Economic Development and Cooperation visits BHS/AfC in Weiherhammer (13 October 2016)
The private German NGO (non-governmental organisation) Angels for Children, the University of Education Karlsruhe, the machine-producing company BHS Corrugated, and
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Introduction of the teachers at the Lao-German Technical College
Following the Teachers’ Day celebrations at the Lao-German Technical College, we would like to introduce some of the wonderful teachers
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Teachers’ Day – A day to celebrate?!?
Interestingly Lao people have a bank holiday for teachers – “Teachers’ Day”. The Teachers’ Day, celebrated each year in October,
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Joining forces: BHS “Recruitment and Training Programme” starts at the Lao-German Technical College
Globalization drives the “Recruitment and Training Programme” (“RTP”) of BHS Corrugated and the Lao-German Technical College (“LGTC”). BHS is a
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The Lao-German Technical College in Vientiane Capital
The Lao-German Technical College (“LGTC”) is a vocational training school under the auspices of the Ministry of Education and Sports.
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Team III: Our first impressions
On our flight from Bangkok to Vientiane we already noticed the different landscape. No more rice fields but a lot
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New places available for internships in spring 2017: Apply now!
English students from the University of Education Karlsruhe can now apply for an internship in the project “Teaching English in
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Team III: Third and last preparatory session – 22 July 2016
Our last preparatory session for Team III was packed with things to do and plan. However, the seminar was preceded
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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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