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2 weeks ago, a group of Australian primary school teachers visited our target schools in Ek Phnom District, Battambang Province. The Australian teachers were working alongside our Cambodian teachers to improve their teaching skills­ and enhance what we do in our Quality Teaching Focus Area. Kate from Australia revises the high frequency words. SeeBeyondBorders has been […]

We are so proud to receive this award in Paris on World Teacher’s Day Last week, SeeBeyondBorders conducted a Senior Mentor Training at Don Ov Primary School, Angkor Thom District, Siem Reap Province. The purpose of the training was to introduce the newly appointed Senior Mentors to their new role and duties. Working in Angkor

We’ve teamed up with Ampleforth College to offer this unique opportunity From teaching sports or health programs to marveling at the wonders of Angkor Wat, SeeBeyondBorders can offer a family bonding experience like no other! We have teamed up with Ampleforth College to offer students, alumni, friends and family the opportunity to join us in

Final reflections from the SHAPE 2017 team A group of 10 volunteers from SHAPE came to volunteer in schools and see first-hand what their company’s donation is doing for the people in Cambodia. If you’ve ever wondered what it’d be like to join a project team, here is the most detailed account we’ve shared, courtesy

How meaningful volunteering opportunities make good business sense. Nowadays, is it enough for companies to simply demonstrate their corporate social responsibility? Back in 2012, commentators were already declaring the traditional approach to CSR – a largely cosmetic “add-on”, kept at arms’ length from the rest of the business – as dead and obsolete. And accordingly there has

We look at an eye-opening film on what fuels human trafficking in Cambodia. Over the weekend, PBS re-aired their 2015 film, The Storm Makers, which is described as a eye-opening look at the cycle of poverty, despair and greed that fuels human trafficking in Cambodia. Human trafficking in Cambodia works with a web of lies that

Our friends at SHAPE Australia show what a visit to Cambodia meant for them. In addition to giving back, one of the best things about a Corporate Social Responsibility program is the benefits it allows companies to offer to its employees. It’s a great opportunity for companies to provide team building, increased employee engagement and

Teachers in Angkor Thom demonstrate dramatic improvement in their teaching skills In 2014, the teachers in the Angkor Thom district SeeBeyondBorders started working with, received a score of zero on their baseline evaluation tests that look at their teaching capabilities. Zero. In three years, 100% of the teachers who completed the program improved to a minimum

Clare tells us how she raised an incredible £1,300 for SeeBeyondBorders Clare took part in an an Ironman challenge in summer 2016, and she used the event to raise funds for SeeBeyondBorders. Here she tells us all about her journey. “I first heard about SeeBeyondBorders through my friend Susan – the company she worked for was

Mini-mos raises funds for SeeBeyondBorders, but its not just about money. For the second year, SeeBeyondBorders joined Mosman Public School as one of two local charities for their annual fundraising event, Mini-Mos Community Fun Run and Fair held in June. But this relationship between SeeBeyondBorders and Mini-Mos is not just about fundraising, its about building educational links between