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Helping Cambodia’s Children
Learn Through Play

TukTuk gives teachers and parents free Khmer-language tools — books, videos, and training — to make play-based learning part of every child’s education.

Over 240,000 Khmer-language learning resources downloaded across Cambodia.

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Helping Cambodia’s Children
Learn Through Play

TukTuk gives teachers and parents free Khmer-language tools
— books, videos, and training — to make play-based learning
part of every child’s education.

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So, why do we exist?

 
 

 

 

 

So, why do we exist?

 

 

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A child’s first classroom in Cambodia is often empty.

Few Khmer-language resources and almost no play-based training leave teachers and children without the tools to learn creatively.

TukTuk fills that gap — giving every teacher and parent free tools to make learning through play possible.

 

TukTuk fills the gap — giving every teacher and parent free tools to make learning through play possible.

What TukTuk Actually Does

TukTuk makes early learning possible where resources are scarce.

We create free Khmer-language storybooks, songs, and games, and teacher training tools — all aligned with Cambodia’s early-education curriculum and designed to help children learn through play.

Alongside our digital library, we’re producing a YouTube series that brings those resources to life — showing teachers, parents, and children how playful learning can work at home and in the classroom.

By filling the gap with tools that support Cambodia’s own education goals, TukTuk helps communities build lasting change — real tools, real progress, made in Cambodia. TukTuk Charity is Tuk Tuk for Children Ltd, an Australian registered charity working with preschool teachers in Pursat, Cambodia, since 2015.

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TukTuk teachers with children
 

 

TukTuk fills the gap — giving every teacher and parent free tools to make learning through play possible.

 

 

 

 

What TukTuk Actually Does

TukTuk makes early learning possible where resources are scarce.

We create free Khmer-language storybooks, songs, and games , and teacher training tools — all aligned with Cambodia’s early-education curriculum and designed to help children learn through play.

Alongside our digital library, we’re producing a YouTube series that brings those resources to life — showing teachers, parents, and children how playful learning can work at home and in the classroom.

By filling the gap with tools that support Cambodia’s own education goals, TukTuk helps communities build lasting change — real tools, real progress, made in Cambodia. TukTuk Charity is Tuk Tuk for Children Ltd, an Australian registered charity working with preschool teachers in Pursat, Cambodia, since 2015.

TukTuk teachers with children
 

We design practical solutions that help teachers and parents teach children through play.

 

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We design practical solutions that help teachers and parents teach children through play.

 

HOW WE DRIVE GROWTH:

 

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1 – BUILD

We create and share free Khmer-language storybooks, songs, and teaching tools aligned with Cambodia’s early-education curriculum — resources teachers use every day.

1,400+
Free teaching resources on rermork.org
Books, worksheets, games, songs and videos

New
Khmer children's TV series in production
Sala Rean Sabey: the first episodes are filmed and screening in Pursat
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2 – ACCESS

We connect communities across Cambodia through our digital library and educational media, bringing play-based learning resources to teachers in every part of Cambodia.

243,000+
Resources downloaded since 2022
Used by teachers and parents in more than 20 of Cambodia's 25 provinces

6 million+
YouTube views, 94,000+ hours watched
Khmer songs and stories for families across Cambodia
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3 – SUSTAIN

We help learning last by supporting an active network of Khmer educators who share ideas, lead workshops, and keep play-based learning alive in classrooms across Cambodia.

8,000+
People in Cambodia use rermork.org every month
Teachers and parents, counted on the site

Since 2015
Working with Pursat's preschool teachers
Training, classroom projects and free resources
 

HOW WE DRIVE GROWTH:

 

Build Icon

1 – BUILD

We create and share free Khmer-language storybooks, songs, and teaching tools aligned with Cambodia’s early-education curriculum — resources teachers use every day.

1,400+

Free teaching resources on rermork.org
Books, worksheets, games, songs and videos


New

Khmer children's TV series in production
Sala Rean Sabey: the first episodes are filmed and screening in Pursat

Access Icon

2 – ACCESS

We connect communities across Cambodia through our digital library and educational media, bringing play-based learning resources to teachers in every part of Cambodia.

243,000+

Resources downloaded since 2022
Used by teachers and parents in more than 20 of Cambodia's 25 provinces


6 million+

YouTube views, 94,000+ hours watched
Khmer songs and stories for families across Cambodia

Sustain Icon

3 – SUSTAIN

We help learning last by supporting an active network of Khmer educators who share ideas, lead workshops, and keep play-based learning alive in classrooms across Cambodia.

8,000+

People in Cambodia use rermork.org every month
Teachers and parents, counted on the site


Since 2015

Working with Pursat's preschool teachers
Training, classroom projects and free resources

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

So, what do you say? Wanna be part of Cambodia's
journey to positive education for all?

 

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So, what do you say??
Wanna be part of Cambodia's journey to positive education for all??

Give Now Get Involved