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to our Library!
Libraries often offer free classes/programs where you can learn new skills or crafts or explore career development opportunities.
Quiet learning space: The library has a place for students to work or read quietly and quietly.
Free Wifi: The library also provides free Wifi for you to study, work or read.
Why do students use the library?
- Access to resources: The library provides access to books, journals, databases, and other resources that students may need for their research or coursework.
- Quiet study space: The library offers a quiet and conducive environment for studying, away from distractions like noise or social media.
- Group work: Libraries provide group study spaces where students can work together on projects or assignments.
- Technology: Many libraries offer access to technology such as computers, printers, and Wi-Fi, which can be useful for research and completing assignments.
- Expert help: Many libraries have professional librarians who can assist students in finding the information they need, navigate the library's resources, and improve their research skills.
- Community: The library can be a great place for students to meet and collaborate with other students, as well as attend events and workshops.
Overall, libraries offer students a variety of resources and support to help them succeed academically.
What are library skills?
- Information literacy: The ability to locate, evaluate and use information effectively and ethically.
- Research skills: The ability to find information needed for research projects, and identify sources that are appropriate and relevant.
- Technology skills: The ability to use library resources, such as online catalogs or databases, effectively and efficiently.
- Citation styles: Understanding various citation formats, such as APA or MLA, for academic writing.
- Reader's advisory: Being able to suggest books or resources based on a reader's interests or needs.
- Collection management: Understanding principles of collection development, weeding, and preservation.
- Customer service: Being able to communicate effectively with library patrons, providing guidance, support, and assistance.
- Organizational skills: Being able to navigate the library physical and virtual spaces to find needed information.
Are libraries important in the future?
Libraries will continue to be important in the future because they provide access to information and resources that may not be available elsewhere. They provide a space where people can learn, connect and engage with different ideas. With the development of technology and digital resources, libraries are evolving to meet the changing needs of their communities, but their fundamental role in providing access to knowledge and promoting lifelong learning remains essential.
ABOUT US
Cambridge International School of Cambodia (CISC) was founded since 2010. It started as a franchised daycare and preschool from Yale Holdings Pte (Singapore) on 2nd February 2010 with the aim of bringing quality education into Cambodia. Our school was inaugurated on 1st April 2010 as a Singapore trilingual international preschool. On 28th June 2013, CISC expanded its national and international curricula to Primary Education. It then extended its scope to Secondary Education since 8th August 2018.
CISC offers international and trilingual (Khmer, English, Chinese) curricula with recognized standards from Cambodia’s Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports (MoEYS) especially the license of year 12 Baccalaureate Equivalent Diploma, International Primary/Secondary Curriculum from the UK and Chinese Odonata Class from Malaysia and lastly in 2023 Cambridge International School of Cambodia got the International Certificate of Recognition and was awarded by the School Curriculum and Standard Authority (SCSA) of Western Australia to implement the Western Australian Certificate of Education (WACE).
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Location: #275, St. Oknha Tep Phan (182), Phum 8, Phnom Penh
Contact Number: 016 499 599 / 012 875 222
E-mail: info@cambridge.edu.kh