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Office Secretary Mrs. Paramy returns to VIS for her seventh year. Besides her usual secretarial duties, she is the main contact person between VIS and the larger Lao parent community. Also, Mrs. Paramy is a great help in translating for Lao parents or visitors who come to VIS. As part of her support assistance to staff, Paramy coordinates transportation for class study trips and other school activities; prints school ID cards for staff, parents and students; and secures visas, ID cards and work permits for international staff; to name a few. Paramy is our "go to" person when we need information about local culture and customs, resources, or contacts. Paramy has studied computer skills and the English language locally. Prior to coming to VIS, she worked as a secretary and office assistant. She likes working with computers and creating new documents. Born and educated in Vientiane, Mrs. Paramy is married with three small children. Her husband is studying IT and has his own business in the car and house rental services. "My favorite things are cooking, singing and playing with my kids. I used to be a school singer and Lao dancer. Learning new things is my favorite challenge.” |
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Last Updated ( Friday, 23 May 2008 )
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Business Manager Assistant Mrs. Kaysone is now into her second school year at VIS. After graduating from High School in Champasak Province, Kaysone went on to receive a degree in Forestry Economics from the Engineering School of Forestry in Ballenstedt, Germany. Kaysone held administrative and accounting positions for various forestry projects in Vientiane prior to coming to VIS. She will assist our Business Manager in many aspects of office administration, but will have as her major focus the international standards of accounting for the school's financial records. Mrs. Kaysone has two children with her husband who works at the IUCN in Vientiane. |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 19 February 2008 )
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Secretary to the Director
Receptionist Ms. Jamie is into her second year at VIS. She assists Mr. Alexander in day-to-day school operations, and also provides services as receptionist and first contact for new VIS families. Born in Vientiane, Ms. Jamie and her parents moved to Australia as refugees when Jamie was five years old. She returned to Laos with Mr. Cameron in January 2006 for a wedding, and decided to stay instead of traveling as they had planned. Jamie received her education in Australia, including certificates in Small Business Management and Mortgage Lending before she attained an Advanced Certificate in teaching English as a Second Language. Currently she is finishing her studies in Marketing and Project Management through Monash University in Melbourne, Australia. Ms. Jamie is pleased to be part of our education family, and looks forward to many more years at VIS. When she’s not working or studying, she enjoys spending time with Mr. Cameron and their two kittens Merry and Pippin. |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 19 February 2008 )
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PYP Coordinator Preschool Teacher CREDENTIALS Teaching Degree NSW Charles Sturt University, Australia Australia Teaching Certification General Primary/Early Childhood Roslyn is an Early Childhood teacher with over 30 years experience. She is an Australian, who proudly claims to be a country girl, growing up on a wheat/sheep farm in a large multi-generational family. Roslyn and her husband Chris, who is Fisheries Program Manager at the Mekong River Commission in Vientiane, have four children and two grandchildren, all in Australia. This is Roslyn’s second year at Vientiane International School and she is very happy to be teaching the Preschool class again. Previously, Roslyn had her first international teaching position at the International School of Phnom Penh in Cambodia during 2001-2006. She values this as a life-changing and professionally inspiring experience. It is very important to Roslyn that she develops warm and caring relationships with her students, parents and colleagues. She looks forward to developing a close working partnership with parents as their children develop a love for learning. Roslyn’s philosophy of life-long learning is not just for the children but remains a focus for her own development. Roslyn puts raising four children highest on her list of rewarding experiences and she enjoys cooking, gardening, reading, exercise and holidays by the beach. |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 19 February 2008 )
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Middle School Curriculum Coordinator Grade 10 Advisor Theory of Knowledge and Social Science Student Council Co-Advisor CREDENTIALS Bachelor of Education Waikato University, NZ Bachelor of Social Science Waikato University, NZ Diploma of Teaching (Secondary) Waikato University, NZ Mrs. Kim as she is known to her students, teaches upper Secondary Social Sciences and Theory of Knowledge. Kim is from New Zealand and has taught there for nine years before moving to Laos in 2006. Married to Mr. Philip Graham, our new PE Teacher, Mrs. Kim looks forward to an exciting year at VIS and working with the diverse range of students and staff from around the world. Kim enjoys students' sense of discovery. She likes to join them in investigating ideas and facilitating their acquisition of new knowledge and skills. Especially important to Mrs. Kim is helping students become informed international citizens who are able to participate in the ever-changing global society. She loves to travel to new places and learn about new cultures, spending time with good friends and eating at great restaurants. She’s also an avid reader. |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 19 February 2008 )
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