One of the top English schools for children has recently opened its doors for the first time in Myanmar.

Over 40 families attended the soft launch of this famous English teaching business for young children, taking part in demonstration English teaching classes and presentations about the unique Pingu’s English teaching method.

An unforgettable learning experience.

Parents were given the opportunity to observe how engaged their children are with Pingu’s English, which uses the lovable TV character Pingu to teach English language skills in a more fun and memorable way.

Parents gave compliments about the excellent standards of the English learning course for children, its wonderful philosophy, and the high quality of the school campus.

Representing Pingu’s English from the Head Office in London, UK, were Business Development Managers Lucy Mills and Mark Simpson. Also present were the CEO and Directors of  EduWorld Company Limited, the Master Licensee of Pingu’s English Myanmar, Bryan Yen, Evan Chor and Gabriel Wong.

Parents were glad to see how young children learn with the English learning course that doesn’t just teach young children a new language but also helps them develop additional skills such as motor control through colouring, drawing and singing.

Fun for everyone.

Everyone at the soft launch enjoyed listening to the playful teachers during the fun speaking activities which introduced basic English.

It was clear from the teaching demonstration how Pingu’s English offers a complete learning experience through: communication and language; knowledge and understanding of the world; expressive and aesthetic development; Emotional, personal and social development; Physical development and movement.

Pingu’s English is based on sound pedagogical research that has shown how we all learn in different ways, from kinaesthetic movement and linguistic words, to mathematical numbers, social skills – using all five of our senses.
This proven English learning method helps young children gain confidence in the use of English naturally while teaching valuable life lessons about topics such the environment, music and the natural world.

The Myanmar team will have their official and ceremonial launch on 11th February 2017, with the honoured presence of Mr. Douglas Barnes, Director, Department for International Trade (DIT), Burma, from the British Embassy, Rangoon and Mr. Sai Nay Shine, Sector Lead for Education.

Following will be the Summer Programme which will start in March, running until May. Afterwards, Myanmar will look to begin their national academic year in June.

Saving the children.

Pingu’s English has also generated significant interest from the Save the Children charity in Myanmar, where English Programme for kids will be taught in 347 schools.

This will also allow passionate and keen investors in nearby countries to benefit through the success of similar business models for English Schools in Vietnam and Cambodia driving unrivalled success in the early education industry.

In fact Cambodia’s 2014-2018 Education Strategic Plan (ESP) set some important priority goals for early education which include increased enrolment in community pre-school and home-based care services for the poor, ethnic minorities, and children with disabilities. This boosted enrolment in pre-schools for five-year-olds to 80% in 2017-2018.

If you’re interested in opening an English school for children in Vietnam and Cambodia with a similar business model or shape it to your current ELT business, get in touch today: opportunities@pingusenglish.com