Clubs

BTEC's Clubs

Dancing Club

The BTEC’s Dancing Club was established on December 10th, 2023 under the sponsor of KIZUNA. This club has the specific purpose “To cultivate the love of Khmer culture and Khmer civilization among the student teachers; therefore, they can use the practical skill to share for their community schools in the future.” The BTEC’s dancing club activates on Sunday afternoon. Nowadays, 2 trainers are keeping working and they are sharing and training the 31 trainees who are from the 12+4 Secondary and Primary teacher education program weekly. In the academic year 2023-2024, there are two main services in progress. There are two kinds of Khmer traditional dancing _Kours Tralork and Kramar, and the other two kinds are Robum Chounpor and Neary Cheachuo have been training constantly.

Painting Club

The BTEC’s Painting Club was established under the sponsor of KIZUNA. This club has the specific aims “To equip students’ knowledge, cultivate the attitude by paying attention to learning to draw with a high sense of responsibility and develop strong basic skills for students to support their careers in in the future”

The trainees are trained on Sunday afternoon with the qualified Master and skillful trainer who have mature experience in fine art for years. Nowadays, club is keeping working with 26 trainees who are the 12+4 Secondary and Primary teacher education program student teachers and 2 are from the medical career filed and engineer. In the academic year 2023-2024, the club has schedule in early December 2023 to late August 2024. BTEC’s Painting Club strongly hopes to get more new members in the future.

English Language Club

The English Language Club of Battambang Teacher Education College (BTEC) serves as a valuable platform for language learners to practice using English clubs and provides a relaxed and friendly environment for practicing speaking and listening in English. Learners can participate in discussions, share experiences, and express themselves creatively. Unlike formal classrooms, English clubs offer a more informal atmosphere and freedom from syllabi, exams, and rigid learning objectives. The participant-centered approach encourages individuals to bring in their content, ask questions about their lives, and engage in small group discussions or activities, fostering creative expression through drama, poetry, storytelling, or visual communication. English clubs also play an important social role by allowing participants to meet new people and make friends. They can arrange schedules to allow time for post-club conversations and organize visits to local places of interest. Additionally, English clubs invite community members to share insights with participants.