Human Resources University Department of English Kingdom of Cambodia Nation Religion King r<s

Academic Year 2013-2014 Lecturer: Sam Sary

Charitable Humanitarian Organisation in Cambodia by expats Course Syllabus Teacher: Chy Sokna Office Office Hours Office Phone E-mail Class Hours Prerequisite I. Course Description This course aims at enhancing illiteracy poor villages in Cambodia and as well promoting the standard of education in Cambodia. Through this course, the students can speak English to foreigners and be a bright future and good job and an aim to reduce the poverty in Cambodia by providing this course which needs 40 hours to complete. Our goal provides all the inexperienced students with knowledge and provides scholarships to those who are good at English. II. Organisation School principals are scheduled based on the state school. We pick up students home from school and divide them into group studies----morning class and evening class. About 70 students study lower level and higher level. The students learn by hard and have monthly test once a month to measure their ability how many percent of the students can communicate with foreigner who volunteers from abroad. III. Course Objectives To provide the students the basic skills of language communication. To promote the human resources to be potential and to be capable. To provide the student code of conducts. To pick up the students to study abroad. To reduce illiteracy in Cambodia. To reduce poverty by providing knowledge and can have bright future and good job. Education Classroom, Room xxxxx Monday through Friday 10am- 2:30pm +(855) 92798642 choicecambodia@live.com Monday through Friday 8:00am-4:00pm English Class

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Human Resources University Department of English IV. Course Topics This course covers the following topics: 1. Doing shopping 2. Enquiring about the weather 3. Asking the way 4. Telling the way 5. Falling ill 6. Making a request 7. Making a telephone-call 8. Letting others know you hobbies 9. Sending out an invitation 10. At school 11. Planning a trip 12. Taking a lesson in swimming 13. Making introductions 14. About family 15. At a petrol station 16. At a market 17. Visiting a supermarket 18. At a department store 19. Meeting a friend 20. Seeing a doctor 21. Meeting at an air-port 22. Buying a second-hand car 23. Reserving seats at a restaurant 24. Visiting a restaurant 25. On sale 26. Going through customs 27. Making an appointment over the telephone 28. On a plane 29. Posting a parcel 30. Meeting an injured friend 31. Inviting someone to a birthday party 32. The Christmas 33. Getting a tap repaired 34. Opening the account 35. Enquiring about a lost watch 36. Buying a new car 37. At a discotheque 38. Transit flight 39. Tea-break 40. Visiting a friends house 41. Wedding 42. Sight-seeing 43. Getting a new telephone-connection Computerized by CHY SOKNA

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Human Resources University Department of English 44. Buying jeans 45. Seeing ones friend off 46. Breakdown on the motorway 47. Taking a bus 48. Taking breakfast 49. At a money exchange centre 50. Enquiring about a person 51. Saying goodbye (a) 52. Saying goodbye (b) 53. Saying goodbye (c) V. Text and required supplies 1. Background of Khmer Study at least up to grade 3 2. See the list below VI. Grading Plans 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Physical exercise Arts of drawing and painting Behavior and attitudes Hygiene Appropriateness of study materials preparation Monthly test ,quiz, and homework Active participation during study time Attendance

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5% 3% 10% 5% 5% 40% 10% 22% 100%

Physical Exercise The students do it on every Thursday a week. Arts of drawing and painting Because the students prefer painting so to cater the need of them the teacher gives them to do it once a month. Behaviors and attitudes We cant give the students the real score so it bases on the teacher evaluates. Hygiene It bases on the teacher evaluation. Appropriateness of study material preparation Computerized by CHY SOKNA Page3

Human Resources University Department of English

Academic Year 2013-2014 Lecturer: Sam Sary

The teachers always check the students books on every Friday and give them back on Monday the first of the week Monthly test, quiz, and homework The teacher often provide homework and quiz once a week and monthly test is provided in the middle of the month or at the end of the month. Total marks will be totally calculated (homework, quiz, and monthly test) Active participation during study time It bases on the teacher observation Attendance The teacher checks attendance every day but some students have absence a lot, and some have casual absence so the marks will be graded: No absences Two absences Three absences Four absences More absences A+ A B C F

Tentative grading will be set and try to adapt to the students real condition. Some students have financial problems so they need to earn money to support their family and some students have sickness and many more. VII. Classroom Rules of Conduct 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Keep silent in the class and no any messy activity in the class during study time. Ask permission from the teacher before going out. Follow as the timetable of cleaning turn set. Speak politely in the class. Take the written form from the head teacher if anyone tends to be absent a day. Any attendee permitted or unpermitted for a week will be warned and beyond will be named out of the student list, except the reasonable and sick. 6. Tucking clothes in a good looking or in uniform. 7. Ask the teacher if any student has doubt with monthly test calculation whether acceptable or not. 8. Notebook is a must during study time. 9. Pick your schooling identity card with you every day. 10. Give the teacher your notebooks on every Friday for checking and correcting the mistake. 11. Zero mark will be given if any absence during the exam. 12. Keep hygiene in the class. 13. Going out after the bell rings. Computerized by CHY SOKNA Page4

Human Resources University Department of English

Academic Year 2013-2014 Lecturer: Sam Sary

14. Participate in the national song singers and other activities as well. 15. Prepare the class well before going out or go home. 16. Pay attention on the lesson and your teacher instruction during study time. 17. Time to study, no need to have any sweet. 18. Do your homework. 19. Punctuation! 20. Mutual tolerance and understanding between the students and students, and between the teacher and the students in the class. The internal rules mentioned above are aim of whole interest and quality of education. The students will be sacked. Tentative Schedule

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Day Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Monday Tuesday Friday Monday Tuesday

Topic/activity 1. Doing shopping 2. Enquiring about the weather 3. Asking the way 4. Telling the way 5. Falling ill 6. Making a request 7. Making a telephone-call 8. Letting others know your hobbies 9. Sending out an invitation 10. At school 11. Planning a trip 12. Taking in a lesson in swimming 13. Making introductions 14. About family 15. At a petrol station 16. At a market 17. Visiting a supermarket 18. At a department store 19. Meeting a friend 20. Seeing a doctor 21. Meeting at a air-port 22. Buying a second-hand car 23. Reserving seats at a restaurant 24. Visiting a restaurant 25. On sale 26. Going through customs 27. Making an appointment over the telephone 28. On a plane 29. Posting a parcel 30. Meeting an injured friend Page5

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Human Resources University Department of English 30 Feb 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Wednesday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Monday Tuesday Thursday Friday Monday Tuesday Wednesday

Academic Year 2013-2014 Lecturer: Sam Sary 31. Inviting to someone to a birthday party 32. The Christmas 33. Getting a tap repaired 34. Opening an account 35. Enquiring about a lost watch 36. Buying a new car 37. At a discotheque 38. Transit flight 39. Tea-break 40. Visiting a friends house 41. Wedding 42. Sight-seeing 43. Getting a new telephone-connection 44. Buying jeans 45. Seeing ones friend off 46. Breakdown on the motorway 47. Taking a bus 48. Taking breakfast 49. At a money exchange centre 50. Enquiring about a person 51. Say goodbye (a) 52. Say goodbye (b) 53. Say goodbye (c)

Note: In the middle of the month, the teacher gives the students a monthly test.

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