Battambang – Cambodia
The CNED is a robust curriculum that follows the official curriculum of the French Ministry of Education.
Students can follow the CNED curriculum on a full-time attendance basis or on a part-time basis, if they also follow the cambodian curriculum in a cambodian school.
The objective is to provide students with high quality-courses in the core subjects (french, mathematics, history and geography), as well as science, arts, physical education and language courses.
The monthly written evaluations of the students are sent to France for correction by a certified teacher in France. The evaluations are then returned to the EFB, validating officially the student’s work.
Beginning in CE2, non-French speaking students have the opportunity to pass the DELF Prim diploma, which is an international French language proficiency certificate.
At the EFB, students work in multi-level classrooms with a professional and certified teacher. This allows for individualized support for each student. Classroom activities are organized to create a stimulating and dynamic environment as well as group projects that promote cooperation between students of different levels and the social development of all.
Students are present in class from Monday to Thursday from 8h to 12h and from 13h30 to 15h and Friday morning from 8h to 11h30. College students resume classes in the afternoon at 13h.
The mornings are devoted to French, mathematics and history-geography. Afternoons are dedicated to science, arts, physical education and language classes.
