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Home    Sitemap    Help    Media Library    Find a Partner   Select a Partner 1st Framework Afrikan Quest Albion Primary School Alfred Salter PS Archbishop Michael Ramsey Arts & Media Project Associacao Imagem Comunitaria Aylwin Girls Sch Bellenden Residents' Group Bethlehem Castle Arts Charles Edward Brooke Girls School Charterhouse Community TV Trust Cooltan Arts Corsica Arts Club E.Dulwich Community Cntr English Martyrs RC School FAIR STREET Farassa Gloucester Primary Sch Goodrich Primary Sch Goose Green Primary Sch ICE - Sydney InSpire Kickstart YIP Langbourne Primary Sch Lilian Baylis Technology School Livesey Museum Mothers Against Guns NEON Peckham Voluntary Sector Forum Pioneer African Caribbean Over 50s Group Rockingham Somali Support Group se5forum for Camberwell Sierra Leone Community Forum SL & Maudsley NHS Trust Southwark College Southwark Hindu Centre SPAG Southwark Pensioners Cntr Refugee Artists Network SSEMTA Southwark YP Magazine Spirit Arts Academy Stepforward Storymakers Syndicate Time And Talents Tribute Trust Uni4U Volunteer Centre Southwark Willowbank PRU Yangon YMCA Young Parents Project Youth Animation Media YANGON YMCA MYANMAR YMCA HOSTEL In the heart of Yangon, formerly known as Rangoon, the YMCA offers its thriving centre to people of all faiths, to Christian worshippers, to the disadvantaged, to those who wish to learn, to groups and clubs wanting a place to meet, and simple accommodation to those needing a bed. Through volunteer support it is the aim of Community TV Trust to give this wonderful organisation a voice. Over time, with the training in website management that will be given both to staff and to volunteers, and with the provision of broadband that has been requested to the YMCA centre, Community TV Trust intends to help Mr. Sonny - the director of Yangon's YMCA - to bring us news and stories and images of life in modern Myanmar. For distance learning opportunities, see NEWS in this section. You could be linking your study to a university in UK or Eire. Plus - there is an appeal for English language teachers. You may like to see our latest Newsletter now available on this site. See 'Newsletter2' in the navigation.   Outside the city, just thirty minutes drive by car, YMCA manage an orphanage. 'Orphans' may come from families too poor to be able to provide their child with an upbringing. "Message from U Vum Za Lian, B.A.(English), Chief Tutor,Yangon YMCA Learning Centre. We desperately need volunteer teachers from overseas.The teaching is all in the English Language and volunteers will be assisted by Myanmar language assistant teachers, most of which have batchelor degrees from Myanmar universities. Our priority is to offer Certificates,Diplomas and Batchelor Degrees from Overseas Universities in English and English Literature. Currently we offer English courses by London University External see their website [ http://www.londonexternal.ac.uk ] www.londonexternal.ac.uk and Dublin Metropolitan University see their website [ http://www.dmuedu.com ] www.dmuedu.com Volunteer Teachers of other subjects will be welcome, especially Computer Science. Some of our brightest students are unable to pay even the small fees charged by YMCA and sponsorship of individual students is always welcome. Contact Mr.Russell Cleaver, Secretary, "Yangon YMCA Support Group", who can be contacted by accessing Overseas Member No. 1024 on [ http://www.myanmardirectory.org.uk ] www.myanmardirectory.org.uk