A team from Goducate Indonesia, led by its Founder Paul Choo, conducted a seminar on teaching in Batam, Indonesia.
About 100 teachers from seven schools under an Indonesian educational NGO (in English called “New Sprouts”) attended the seminar on the Principles of Teaching.
“New Sprouts” is one of the educational NGO’s in Indonesia that send their students to Goducate’s English classes and to our monthly English camp (called CEI – Camping English International).
After the seminar, our Goducate Batam workers shared with the teachers how their students could benefit from our English and computer training.
Dr Paul Choo with principals of 7 Indonesian schools
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Training session
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