‘Jeon Buk Global Human Resource Program’ (Jeon Buk) sent 73 students to Sydney from 24th January – 20th February 2016. Coram Deo Education proudly welcomed them and organized their 4 weeks human resource program.
The Students were placed at Tyndale Christian School and St. Philips Christian College. These students became integrated into school and as a result were able to experience the culture of schooling in Australia.
Sightseeing and short trips were also memorable for the students. They visited The Opera House, The Blue Mountains as well as travelling to Canberra for a two day trip where they had the chance to visit Parliament House and The War Memorial.
All students took part in the exchange program with a great attitude. There were no complaints about hot weather despite Australia and Korea experiencing opposite seasons. Coram Deo would like to congratulate all students who participated and believe that all students will have successful futures. Well Done!
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On the 27th January – 4th February 2016, forty six students and six teachers from Xian China visited Tyndale Christian School (Tyndale) in Sydney, Australia.
During this time the students showed their passion to learn English and enjoyed every moment in Australia.
Home stay families were organised by Tyndale and Coram Deo Education to further help students in experiencing the Australian culture. Students participated in numerous fun filled and culture appropriate activities such and also went on a day trip to Canberra which everyone thoroughly enjoyed.
Although it was only nine days, each day was planned carefully so that each child was able to make the most of their experience in Australia.
Coram Deo is proud of what they have accomplished with the students from Seo-an and appreciates all the students’ and teachers’ involvement in the exchange program.
Coram Deo wishes all the students from Xian the best of luck and hopes that the memories are unforgettable and life long.
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‘Soong-Duk girls’ middle & high school’ (Soong-Duk) in Incheon, Republic of Korea, and ‘Tyndale Christian School’ (Tyndale) in Sydney, Australia, are sister schools.
This year, on the 15th to 27th of January, twenty six students and three teachers from Soong-Duk visited and were integrated into Tyndale Christian School for thirteen days as part of Coram Deo’s International Academic Exchange.
Tyndale, in co-operation with Coram Deo, organised homestay families to get all students involved in Australian life as a reality. The families welcomed all the students from Soong-Duk into their homes. It was a valuable experience for all involved having students immersed into home life with their host families. In addition to this, students were able to make the most of the successful exchange program experience through the local education system as well as the school integration program implemented by Coram Deo.
This exchange program gave all students the opportunity to make new friends 8,000km away and share many unforgettable memories together. The students from Soong-Duk were also able to visit a number of well recognised Sydney landmarks such as the Opera house, The University of Sydney and the Blue Mountains.
The exchange was only 2 weeks, but during that time the students experienced and participated in numerous activities that were socially and academically beneficial.
Coram Deo extends the best of wishes to the 23 students who travelled from Soong-Duk to Australia and hope that the experience will help them to be more globally aware for the future.
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