CES Student Seminar
on “An Exchange for Effective English Study”
By Pay How
The Center for English Studies (CES) organized a student seminar on “An Exchange for Effective English Study,” held at the University of Cambodia. The seminar provided the opportunities for 140 student participants to interact and learn practical methods to learn various language skills from12 CES Student Alums and instructors including Chheng Sovannka, Bou Boeun, Dim Phirun, Roeurn Punnreay, Ven Moniroth, Vong Keovichet, Mao Chanraksmey, Keo Rottanakvisal, Soun Khanra, Sam Satyarith, Khin Sreyneath, Noun Somonika, Heng Savadey, Sok Sreymom, Kong Lina, and Kem Chantha.
The inspiring seminar provided much-needed learning tips to current students so they can be better at listening, speaking, reading, and writing English. Those tips included:
The seminar sought to improve students’ good and bad learning habits. Other helpful tips and advice given by alums and instructors included:
Director Pay How concluded that learners who have purpose and commitment will become active, confident, and successful in what they strive for. Furthermore, learners should identify and know their strengths and weaknesses, and select learning techniques which best fit their of learning styles. He also mentioned that knowing English is a passport to information and communication. Learning English does not end at CES, learning is lifelong.
