New AC Reading Contest

The American Corner of Cambodia is hosting the Reading Contest 2019. The contest will help participants to improve reading and to foster a love and a habit of reading.

“Today a Reader, Tomorrow a Leader” by W. Fusselman.
  
When: 05 August  – 19 August  2019
      
How can you participate in the contest?

1. English language students
2. Age between 15 to 28 years old
3. Have an AC ID card: to get an AC ID card, a student needs to bring a student ID Card or National ID and a small photo (3x4)
4. Read one book for the contest (will get it after issuing AC ID card)
5. Write a summary like a sample attached below 

Prizes:
      1st prize:   Backpack
      2nd prize:  Mi band watch 
      3rd prize:   Metal bottle (lock & lock)
                      Plus other Incentive Bonus Gifts

For more information, please contact us at:
American Corner/Main Library, 2nd Floor, PUC South Campus
No.184, Norodom Blvd., Phnom Penh
Tel: 010 50 21 21/011 50 21 21
E-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

August Americana Bi-Monthly Question

The American BI Monthly Question aims to promote an understanding of the United States on various subjects including culture, society, history, geography, government and politics.

Participants who have correct answers will enter a drawing to win prizes each month. The lucky draw will be conducted at the end of each month at the American Corner. For participants who are not able to come to join the lucky draw event in a person, they can watch the event live on the American Corner's Facebook Page.

For those who win the prizes and are present at the lucky draw event, they will receive the prizes right away. For those who could not come, their name will be posted on the American Corner's Facebook Page.

August Prizes

    Backpack

    Mi band

    Metal Bottle: Lock & Lock

    Other incentive bonus gifts

August Lucky Draw Event

    Date: 14 August 2019 @ 3:00 p.m.

    Venue: American Corner Cambodia -PUC

Contact Information
Tel/Email: 010/011 50 21 21 / This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Address: C/O Pannasastra University of Cambodia, Main Building, Second Floor, inside PUC Main library, No. 184 Norodom Blvd., Phnom Penh (South of Independent Monument)

Americana Bi-Monthly Question in July

The American BI Monthly Question aims to promote an understanding of the United States on various subjects including culture, society, history, geography, government and politics.

Participants who have correct answers will enter a drawing to win prizes each month. The lucky draw will be conducted at the end of each month at the American Corner. For participants who are not able to come to join the lucky draw event in a person, they can watch the event live on the American Corner's Facebook Page.

For those who win the prizes and are present at the lucky draw event, they will receive the prizes right away. For those who could not come, their name will be posted on the American Corner's Facebook Page.

March Prizes

    Backpack

    Mi band

    Metal Bottle: Lock & Lock

    Other incentive bonus gifts

July Lucky Draw Event:

    Date: 12 July 2019 @ 3:00 p.m.

    Venue: American Corner Cambodia -PUC

Contact Information
Tel/Email: 010/011 50 21 21 / This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Address: C/O Pannasastra University of Cambodia, Main Building, Second Floor, inside PUC

American Corner Reading Contest.

The American Corner of Cambodia is hosting the Reading Contest program. The contest will help participants to improve reading and to foster a love and a habit of reading.

“Today a Reader, Tomorrow a Leader” by W. Fusselman.  

When: 03 July  – 02 August  2018      

Who can participate in the contest?

  1.   High school students

  2.   English language students

  3.   Age between 15 to 23 years old

Procedures

Participants are required to:

  •  Have a student ID card and a photo (3x4).

  •  Read a book and submit its report.

  •  Submit a journal entry to the program committee in order to be graded. 

Prizes:

  1st prize:   Backpack

  2nd prize:   Power bank

  3rd prize:   Earphone

   4th prize: Bottle of water 

         Plus:  Incentive Bonus Gifts

For more information, please contact us at:

American Corner/Main Library, 2nd Floor, PUC South Campus

No.184, Norodom Blvd., Phnom Penh

Tel: 010 50 21 21/011 50 21 21

E-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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AMERICAN BI MONTHLY QUESTION

The American BI Monthly Question aims to promote an understanding of the United States on various subjects including culture, society, history, geography, government and politics.

Participants who have correct answers will enter a drawing to win prizes each month. The lucky draw will be conducted at the end of each month at the American Corner. For participants who are not able to come to join the lucky draw event in a person, they can watch the event live on the American Corner's Facebook Page.

For those who win the prizes and are present at the lucky draw event, they will receive the prizes right away. For those who could not come, their name will be posted on the American Corner's Facebook Page.

January Prizes

1. Backpack
   
   
2. Mi band 2
   
   
3. Metal Bottle: Lock & Lock
   
   
4. Other incentive bonus gifts

January Lucky Draw Event

    Date: 3:00 p.m., 24 July 2018

    Venue: American Corner Cambodia -PUC

Tel : 010 502121 / 011 502121 / This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Address: C/O Pannasastra University of Cambodia, Main Building, Second Floor, inside PUC Main library, No. 184 Norodom Blvd., Phnom Penh (South of Independent Monument)

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