Cultural Orientation classes for youth at Umpiem camp


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December 3rd 2008
Published: December 4th 2008
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Youth classes are generally 3-5 days, duration 5 hours. The curriculum is similar to adult classes however there is a greater focus on schooling and education, cultural adaptation, health (such as brushing your teeth), employment dreams, sex education, culture shock and transit procedures. More games, fun activities and breaks are required for the youth to retain their interest and concentration levels. Video resources and homework life books are also used.

This class was reasonably small as camp activities are slowing down with the lead up to the Christmas and New Year break. While I may be inadvertently affected by the events and protests in Bangkok because of possible delays in flight schedules that could lead up to a holiday I have planned at New Years to Krabi, the situation has had an adverse impact to many refugee families ready to depart. Numerous flights have been cancelled and their departure has been delayed until further notice or when the airport is cleared of its backlog. The political situation seems to be improving and I am sure the King’s birthday celebration, which will be tomorrow has had an important part to play in it.



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