Emma Horsfall brought fun and games to AP as she taught our beginner English classes to Ream (pictured left), Channy, Lina and newest student Sreynak. There was always a lot of laughter coming from the front room as the children enjoyed learning new English words, phrases, drawing colorful pictures, watching English DVDs and learning new English songs.
Emma was in Phnom Penh for six months and volunteered at AP while also working at another NGO. She has headed home to the UK to complete her teaching qualifications. Thankyou Emma for bringing your love, your hugs, and positive energy to everyone at AP! We wish you all the best for your new adventures ahead.
Emma was in Phnom Penh for six months and volunteered at AP while also working at another NGO. She has headed home to the UK to complete her teaching qualifications. Thankyou Emma for bringing your love, your hugs, and positive energy to everyone at AP! We wish you all the best for your new adventures ahead.
How did you find Aziza’s Place?
Through the Pari Project.
What brings you here?
A job placement with the Pari Project What is your motivation to come? A job, change of scenery, a life changing experience.
What are you doing or did you do at AP?
English teaching of Lina, Channy, Ream and Sreynak.
What preconceived ideas of Cambodia did you have before that have been changed since being here?
I was already aware of Cambodia as I had visited previously.
What advice would you give to new volunteers?
Relax and enjoy the experience as time flies!
About you:
What did you do before coming to AP?
I was a student studying for an MA in International Development.
PGCE (UK teaching qualification).
What is something unique about where you come from?
The rainfall 365 days of the year! How is it similar or different from Cambodia? Very different: cold weather, ordered society, developed country.
What’s your favorite memory at AP?
The family nights and dancing with the kids.
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