The SEA Teacher Project, also known as the “Pre-Service Student Teacher Exchange in Southeast Asia,” is a program designed to give aspiring teachers from universities across Southeast Asia the chance to gain teaching experience (practicum) in schools in other Southeast Asian countries. This unique exchange is guided by SEAMEO's focus on “Revitalizing Teacher Education,” a key priority among the SEAMEO Member countries, aiming to improve education quality by building teachers' skills and capabilities across the region·

The program is typically open to 4th-year students majoring in math, science, English, and early childhood education (only for education department)· Lasting one month, the exchange follows a cost-sharing arrangement, with students participating in a structured set of activities each week, including classroom observation, assisting in teaching, leading lessons, and reflecting on their experiences· During the program, students receive guidance and support from mentors at host universities, ensuring they grow in both skills and confidence·

Project Goals:

1. To help future teachers develop effective teaching skills and techniques·

2. To encourage them to improve their English communication abilities·

3. To broaden their perspectives on regional and global education·

4. To expose them to a variety of classroom settings and foster adaptability and flexibility in teaching·

This project provides a rich learning experience, shaping a generation of teachers ready to make an impact across diverse educational landscapes·