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Tim (Group 6)
Teaching at CWF is a great experience. Working with students across a variety of ages and life experiences gives the teacher a real insight into life in Anna (Group 6)
CWF is a fantastic school; and it gives people who want to volunteer the perfect opportunity to learn and really become part of and experience Cambodia culture. The students are incredible, they are so respectful, friendly and very curious about foreign culture, they really are a pleasure to teach. This organization is different to many other volunteer programs as the volunteers only pay for their living expenses and not a registration or program fee. It’s fantastic to be able to help the students in terms of education but also be helping the rural communities through the joint organization CRDT. We are really taken care of here and I would definitely recommend this program to anyone interested. Michael (Group 4)I never thought I would enjoy a teaching job but the students I have at CWF inspire me everyday. I am amazed how eager they are to learn English. I guess they have embraced the fact that it is a universal language where if you know it, you can go anywhere and achieve anything you want to! Katie (Group 3&4)
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Teaching at CWF is a wonderful experience. The volunteers are fully supported, and teaching dedicated Khmer students is very rewarding. Jai (Group 6)
Teaching at Conversations With Foreigners is a rich and rewarding experience and I advise it to anybody. You’ll make real connections with your students and be given the opportunity to encounter this culture at a deeper level. The teachers here are supported on a personal level as required. You will share with and exchange support from those other volunteers who come from all over the planet. Volunteering here is a good thing to do. Alice (Advisor, 2007)Cambodia is addictive, it's hard to leave and even harder to stay away once you've lived and worked here! Ammi (Group 2&3)Cambodia is becoming my second home.. I am so thankful for the opportunity to experience Cambodian life and culture while teaching at CWF.. I teach Cambodians and I work with people from different races.. a pleasant mixture of East and West.. Anne (Group 1)CWF was my first job teaching English and I experienced a great and interesting time. Teaching Cambodian students gave me more insight into their culture, backgrounds and way of learning. I'll never forget that time. Kate (Group 2)Working at CWF has been the highlight of my travels in South East Asia. It was an amazing opportunity to learn about the culture, lifestyle and language of the Cambodian people and the conversational classes were simple and fun to teach even with no prior experience. Natalie (Group 2)Working and living in Cambodia for only a short time was an amazing experience, one that will stay in my heart forever. Wishing all at CWF the very best for the future. Robin (Group 2)
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Julian (Group 6)
Teaching at CWF was an incredibly rewarding experience. The Cambodian students are so eager to learn and the CWF staff are more than accommodating. My time volunteering at CWF allowed me to not only develop my teaching and creativity skills but also allowed me to gain a deeper understanding of the Cambodian culture and heritage. I would recommend CWF to my closest friends. Mark (Group 3)
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Karine (Group 4)
My experience with CWF was really rich with smiles, emotions and friendships. The staff at the school were incredible and very supportive. Teaching Cambodians and learning more about their culture was very interesting for me. Also, teaching with CWF gives you a fabulous opportunity to get some teaching experience and to be creative with your lessons. I loved living in the house and getting to know teachers from all around the world. Cambodia, to me, was just amazing!!! Michelle (Group 4)
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Parsoua (Group 6)It has been a blessing for me to be a part of CWF. I have been taken away by the staffs friendliness, humble attitude and hospitality. The student’s strong desire to learn is also a great motivation. I value everyday I spend in Cambodia, its charm, hospitality and rich culture add so much to the experience and CWF’s staff make sure we are involved with social events and that you are comfortable and healthy. Anne-Marie (Group 6)
I have had such an amazing time teaching at CWF and living in Verity (group 6)
My name is Verity, I am 25 and from the Barbara (Group 6)Volunteering at CWF challenges you personally and makes a direct contribution to the development of Giada ( Group 8)I had a wonderful time living in Sarah ( Group 8)CWF is an amazing school, dedicated to helping local people improve their English. The staff are all focused on making the school successful. This is an amazing opportunity, which I am so happy to be a small part of. Everyone who works for CWF are fantastic, especially Pheap. Ken ( Group 14 )
Sally (Advisor, 2008)
Chris (Group 7)Volunteering with CWF has been a great experience. The students are fun to teach and very willing to learn. The style the school encourages is informal with an emphasis on students and staff enjoying themselves. The support from the staff is excellent. We all felt that we were made extremely welcome and very well looked after while we were here. I can’t recommend the whole thing highly enough. Come and do it! You may learn something about yourself as well as others and you might just have fun too! Lil (Group 7)CWF has been so supportive during the entire process of organizing my trip to Hannah (Group 7)I’ve loved my time in Tom (Group 7)During my three months in Kate (Group 7)The cheerful staff at CWF will do anything to support the volunteers – from the moment we were met at the airport by an excited and happy smiling face! This has been much appreciated, and has made my time here interesting, challenging and rewarding. The informal atmosphere made teaching less daunting. I will certainly miss my bright, eager students who are so happy to learn; I have learnt from them in return, by answering their questions and explaining the peculiarities of the English language. I have been privileged to have had this time in Jess (Group 7)Working at CWF has been great. You couldn’t wish for more friendly and supportive staff, the students are keen and friendly and the teaching has been rewarding and fun- even with no previous experience. I have also been lucky enough to meet a great group of people, whilst living in the volunteer house. Cambodia is an amazing place. I hope to return one day! Ally (Group 7)Teaching at CWF has been a great and rewarding experience. The staff always have a smile and are always there to support you. I have loved living in the volunteer house and couldn’t ask for a nicer bunch of people to share with. I’ve really enjoyed my three months teaching and will certainly miss my bright & smiley students. Amy ( Group 8)
CWF is a well organised school run by committed individuals who are passionate about bettering the lives of others. The experience was fun, yet challenging, immensely satisfying and very worthwhile. Amy Kirkpatrick is 25 years old Jane (Group 8)
I looked forward to coming to Chris ( Group 8)
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