I am Tyta Chan, 27, the youngest son of eight in a medium-living family. I started my first career of teaching a year after I left Beung Trabek High School. I was encouraged by a friend of mine to apply to Phnom Penh Regional Teacher Training Center for a scholarship for a two-year training course on how to be a teacher of both Khmer and English over there. After graduating from PPRTTC, I got a post as a teacher of English at Preah Sisowath High School located in the heart of Phnom Penh city and I spent a year as a teacher of English over there after I finally decided to stop to pursue his Bachelor degree in a university.

I graduated from University of Cambodia (UC) in the major of Business Management. He is currently pursuing my MBA at UC and working at Beltei International Institute, located at 36, National Road 1 as Deputy Campus Manager in charge of English department and as a Project Planner at Youth Network for Change.

Through this I have earned years of experiences of teaching English and been teaching at many private schools and institutes, where I first met my beautiful and lovely wife. We  got married in 2005 on the day when excitingly coincides with His Majesty King Sihamony’s birthday. So when the day comes, the king enjoys her birthday party while my wife and I cheer our wedding anniversary.