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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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The consecutive list of our blog posts since the beginning of the project in 2015.
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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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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Essay from Phovang “Noy” Inthavong
“What were your expectations, hopes, and fears when you heard that five German volunteer teachers will come to your school?”
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Essay from Mittaphone “Mit” Sichampa
“What were your expectations, hopes, and fears when you heard that five German volunteer English teachers will come to your
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Lao essays
At some stage during the Teach-the-Teacher classes, Sandro came up with a great idea: he asked his students Souvanh and
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“Memorandum of Understanding” between the Angels for Children foundation and the University of Education Karlsruhe
On 15 December 2015 the new cooperation between Angels for Children and the University of Education was formalized: the Chairman
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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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Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas to all our friends, families and supporters all over the world. In the name of Angels for Children
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Mission: VISA run, once more
Today it was back and forth again and we successfully renewed our VISA. Every 30 days we have to cross
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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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