Agriculture Cooperation: 48 Cambodians were invited to Taiwan for visits, trainings or
exhibitions since 2018. More exchange visits are being arranged for trade and investment promotion and technology transfer to upgrade Cambodian agriculture and improve the lives of Cambodian farmers.
V. VTEP Achievements in Vietnam
VTEP’s first Learning Center in Vietnam was opened in October 2018, followed by the
second one in August 2019. More Learning Centers will be set up in 2020 with funding
from Taiwanese Companies in Vietnam to reward local communities and to fulfill Corporate Social Responsibilities. VTEP’s Agriculture Cooperation Program will be launched in
the near future.
VI. TEP Managment
TEP has more than 50 local staff and international volunteers working in Cambodia, Vietnam and Taiwan.
For more information, please contact :
TEP in Taiwan
CEO : Peter Hou, lizenhou@gmail.com
Secretary General : Jade Liu, TaiwanGo@outlook.com
CTEP in Cambodia
Director : Alice Tseng, benrutzeng@gmail.com
Deputy Director : Chhun Soksan, chhun.soksan@gmail.com
VTEP in Vietnam
Managing Director : Allan Lin, allanlinvn@gmail.com
(A) Education Services in Cambodia (RED color)
13 Learning Centers Self-Managed by CTEP
9 Learning Centers Co-Managed by CTEP
14 Learning Centers Suspended or Closed by CTEP
(B) Employment, Agriculture and other Services in Cambodia (BLUE color)
7 Vocational Training Centers supported by CTEP
17 Provinces in which CTEP collaborates with NEA (National Employment Agency),
CCC (Cambodia Chamber of Commerce) and GIZ (German ODA) to provide Employment, Agriculture and other Services
(C) Education Services in Vietnam and Laos (GREEN color)
2 Schools’ Computer Classes supported by VTEP
1 Learning Center’s Computer Classes will soon be supported by LTEP
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| Cambodia-Taiwan Education Program (CTEP)
TEP Culture and Education Association (TEP)
A total of 36 learning centers have been established by CTEP in Cambodia. 22 centers remain in operation after closure of 14 centers for various reasons.
In addition to CTEP learning centers, TEP supports seven vocational training centers in Cambodia and establishes two learning centers for the Vietnam-Taiwan Education Program
(VTEP) in Vietnam.
CTEP has two types of learning centers : |
1) Self-Managed Learning Center (SLC)
In Cambodia, many schools divide their student body into two, each attending
school for a half day. SLC provides after-school education ~ afternoon classes for
public schools’ morning class students, and morning classes for public schools’ afternoon students. There are also lessons taught in the evening for all students.
In a SLC, CTEP designs and develops learning courses, hires and trains teachers, enrolls and supervises students, assesses educational need and evaluates performance.
Due to CTEP’s limited manpower and financial resources, SLC can only be set up and
managed in places within three hours’ drive of Siem Reap, where CTEP head office is
located. Therefore, CTEP cooperates with public schools and other NGOs to jointly
set up and co-manage learning centers in public schools and/or other NGO classrooms.
2) Co-Managed Learning Center (CLC)
In CLCs, public schools/NGOs assign teachers and enroll students. CTEP provides
computers, textbooks, teacher training and teaching allowance. CTEP visits CLC regularly to supervise teachers, deliver exams to students and evaluate performance.
CTEP also arranges exchange visits for CLC teachers and principals to visit Taiwan,
and their Taiwan counterparts to visit Cambodia.
Of the 22 learning centers currently
under CTEP management, 13 are SLC
and 9 are CLC. Computer skills
and/or English are taught in all learning centers. Chinese is taught only at
CTEP Center in Siem Reap. Profiles of
CTEP Learning Centers are illustrated
in the following pages.
