Education Foundation

From 1st to 3rdApril, 2015, BEAM participated in the “Lanna Education and Cultural Awareness Day.” Collaborating with the Thai Non-Formal Education Department and private schools.

BEAM Education Foundation, collaborating with the Thai Non-Formal Education Department, launched the first 200 hours Thai language training. The course was provided for five months, from 1st March to 30 July 2014. Registered through the Thailand Department of Education, forty students were able to take the official basic Thai language curriculum of writing, reading, and listening.

On 12th January 2015, BEAM started the first basic crochet training of 2015, taught by Sayama Pan San, the trainer. Ten students of different ethnic groups such as Shan, Kachin, Karen, Mon, Rakhine, and Lahu are currently attending the training course every Monday,

First of all, I would like to say thank you so much to donors, BEAM’s teachers, and scholarship committees that give me a chance to be able to study at the university. I am currently studying at Education and Psychology program at Asia-Pacific International University, Bangkok.

I am Sai Seng Harn, 21 years old. Now, I am studying IBM (International Business Management) at Payap University. First of all, I would like to say thank you to BEAM, the school that trained us to be able to

On January 12th, 2015, BEAM started the first tailoring training for 2015, with 14 new students of different ethnics such as Shan, Kachin, Karen, Myu, Burmese, Gorkha, and Lisu. The training will be provided for total of three months. Students

On behalf of BEAM Scholarship Committee, we are proud to present Pyae Sone Aung who was awarded “The Rajesh Shashikant Velani Memorial Scholarship”. Pyit Sone Aung is the first recipient of BEAM Education Foundation’s Rajesh Shashikant Velani Memorial Scholarship. The

Hello BEAM, here is a small greeting from me!!! I am doing really great here at Rangsit. My majoring subject is International Relation. I enjoy the university’s activities, and new friends, most of whom are foreigners. I was so excited

On October 27th, BEAM provided basic computer training at the Watt Sai Moon Myanmar monastery in Chiang Mai. Currently, 15 students, mostly migrant workers, are attending every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 7pm to 9:30pm. The training will be provided

On 27th of January 2015, BEAM’s students and teachers visited the talk given by Dr. Cynthia Maung’s on the Mae Tao Clinic and initiatives for children and the current border situation with Myanmar. The event took place at Le Meridien