The Dreams of Our PEPY Interns
In January we welcomed six new interns – Rin, Chhorvy, Sokhit, Kimnoing, Seangheng, and Hon! We partnered with PEPY Empowering Youth to provide these internships for these stellar university students.
Sadly, this internship is coming to a close and we will see them leave next month. For six months, they worked as English and IT teaching assistants. They experienced teaching both in person (when the situation allowed) and online classes (after schools closed). They helped us in our daily life and were a great support system. We are very thankful and confident to say that they will be amazing future leaders.
Before seeing them go, we wanted to ask them where they see themselves in five years. We will look forward to seeing them accomplish and flourish in their future life. Let’s discover what they have to share !
“In the next five years, I am going to have my own small business which will be run by me and my friends. And, I am going to become a good teacher who can help and support young adults. Since there is a lack of education supporters in my village, I really hope to share my knowledge or motivational speech to encourage the next generation to continue their studies until they graduate from high school. Significantly, I am the only one person among all of my village friends who have graduated from high school and continue to college. I believe that the only way to change the world we live in to be better is education. ” One child, one teacher, one book, one pen can change the world,” said Malala.”
Seangheng
“My name is Sokhit. I come from Kralanh district and Siemreap Province. I’m 20 years old and now I am studying at the University of South-East Asia in SiemReap Province. I am a second year student and my major is IT. In the future, I want to be an IT teacher at University and one more dream I want to be a Web Developer. So in my free time, I like coding and researching the lesson. In the next 5 years, my expectation is work as an IT teacher at high school and study for a Master Degree.”
Sokhit
“My name is Chhorvy, I live in Varin district. I’m 20 years old. And I am a scholarship student at PEPY Organization. Now I am a student, I study at Pannasastra University, and am also a preparation student. My major that I learned at University is TESOL. In 5 years I hope I can see myself graduating from Pannasastra University, have a good job as an English teacher at high school, and have a small business. I love teaching because I can help and share my knowledge with people. Especially the kids that live in rural areas.”
Chhorvy
“My name is Hon. I’m 20 years old. I come from Kralanh district and Siem Reap province. I am studying at Pannasastra University. The major that I chose is TESOL. I like reading books and watching native speakers share their experiences. I want to see myself in these 5 years finishing my university and working as a teacher in an organization. And in the future I want to be an English teacher at secondary school and have a small business. I want to be an English teacher because I like sharing and I want to help the children that want to learn English.”
Hon
“My name is Rin, I am 20-year-old, and I come from Varin district. I am a scholarship student at the PEPY organization. I study English at Pannasastra University. I like reading and working with students. I am currently a student and can speak English a little bit. In the next 5 years, I expect I will graduate from Pannasastra university, good at English speaking, and I will be an English teacher at high school.”
Rin
“My name is Kimnoing and I’m from Kompong Thom province. I want to see myself in the next five years graduate as a TESOL major at my university. I see myself as a great English teacher at an organization or an international school. And one more thing, I want to create an English school in my hometown and provide free English lessons for children and youth-adult in my community.”
Kimnoing
Fantastic! May every single one of them accomplish their dreams!
These fine young scholars and student-teachers inspire us with their discipline and their goals. There is no question they will achieve their dreams and strengthen their families and communities. The students at Anjali House will never forget them!
That is super wonderful! Thank you very much to Anjali for accepting all these students as well as thank you to all these students for their hard work. You are the positive change-makers agencies!