The Hanoi Open University (HOU) team has arrived in Ta Phin and are currently carrying out the next phase of training in the village. The team is teaching modules that build on the lessons completed in the March trip. Stay tuned for pictures from their trip.
Meanwhile, back in Canada, the Capilano University team (Louise Wirtz, Jen Reilly, and Taryn Bodrug) are busy preparing for our upcoming trip in June. We will be departing in the incredibly early morning of June 6th, and should arrive in Hanoi by the morning of June 7th. Over the next couple weeks will be busy organizing visas, travel insurance, and finalizing our lesson plans --not to mention getting very excited!
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