A day in the life of… a PH Karlsruhe volunteer
6:30 a.m. The alarm in Natalie’s and my – Anja’s – room goes off for the first time… one quick
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From England back to Laos via Karlsruhe – Letters from England by Donekeo Keositthivong & Souvanh Navong
Letter from Donekeo On Friday 18th August 2017 I flew from England to Germany in the afternoon around 14:10 pm.
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Four Lao teachers visit Karlsruhe for the first time – reunion weekend 23-25 June 2017
On their way to their eight-week language course at Hilderstone College in England, a weekend stopover in Germany had been
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Gerlinde Engel and Bouangeun Hanthavong visit Karlsruhe – 8 July 2016
Great joy and honour! Gerlinde Engel, co-founder of Angels for Children and one of the two members of the present
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Call for Applications for “Bi-directional learning and teaching” volunteer programme in Laos for October to January 2021 and/or February-March 2022
“Call for Applications“ for students and graduates of ALL subjects (not only English): Team XII (October – January 2021/22) and
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Festivities on 3 October 2018 in Vientiane: Celebrating 60 years of diplomatic relations between Laos and Germany
Back in Laos! (Shirin Ud-Din) When Prof. Martin and Johannes Zeck asked me in August 2018 if I could imagine
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From Laos to England – 4 teachers go on an 8-week English language course at Hilderstone College, sponsored by AfC
Four Lao English teachers attend an English language course at Hilderstone College, sponsored by the German foundation Angels for Children.
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Being a volunteer at the Sunshine School in Vientiane
Sunshine School is a pre- and primary school in Vientiane within the Neo-Humanist Education system managed by the Ananda Marga
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We are Team XV! (…and this is blog article no. 400!)
We are Team XV! The Call for another team went viral at the University of Cape Coast when it was published,
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Letter from Ghana – by Benedicta Ekua Arthur
I am Benedicta Ekua Arthur, a teacher in Church of Christ M/A Kindergarten and Primary school in Cape Coast, Ghana.
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Physics is fun! Self-determined experimentation in Lao schools – by Ralph Hansmann
Editor’s comment: The University of Education Karlsruhe (PHKA) has cooperated with several Institutions of Education in Laos for 10 years
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Letter from Ghana – by Emmanuel Agyapong
A Journey in Education: Passion, Purpose, and Perseverance My name is Emmanuel Agyapong, a third-year student pursuing a Bachelor of
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