
Launch of entrepreneurship training in Sala Baï !
Sala Baï mission is to professionally integrate all the young people who are trained there. This is why, due to the transformations of the socio-economic context, as a consequence of the pandemic, a readaptation of the curriculum, as well as a modernization of the pedagogical methods have been carried out this year. The objective is to diversify the skills of the students to adapt to the new needs of the market. From now on, the training will take place in two years instead of one. The first year of the new curriculum includes, as it has since the creation of… Read More

Reopening of the Sala Baï restaurant, hotel and spa !
Following permission from the Cambodian authorities, the Sala Baï staff and students were delighted to see the Sala Baï restaurant, hotel and spa reopen in December 2021. These long-awaited reopenings took place in 3 stages. The restaurant and the training hotel reopened first of all for the students and teachers to work and prepare themselves to welcome the customers in the best conditions. The students in the service and cooking classes worked with their teachers on different menus: an Asian menu, a Western menu and a vegetarian menu. December 20th, 2021 was a big day: after 9 months of closure,… Read More

Mocktail/cocktail recipes: Bonjour Cambodge, Frozen Margarita and Sala Baï Orange Love
On the occasion of B1G1's 'Business for Good Week' event, Sala Baï was able to conduct a live mocktail/cocktail workshop on July 16, 2021. Meas (restaurant student), Lin and Chanthorn (restaurant trainers) selected 3 recipes for that day: Mocktail - Bonjour Cambodge Classic cocktail - Frozen Margarita Signature cocktail - Sala Baï Orange Love Please find the cocktail recipes below and make them at home! Read More

Cooking recipe: Khmer Coconut Waffles with Chanthoeun CHIM
Learn how to make Khmer Coconut Waffles with Sala Baï's bakery and pastry trainer, Mr. Chanthoeun CHIM. Ingredients for 5/6 waffles: 4 eggs 120g sugar 30g melted butter 100g wheat flour 100g coconut cream 150g fresh grated coconut 1 pinch of salt Bon appétit! Read More

3 facts of the week: the dynamic life of Sala Baï
In Sala Baï, the 134 students remain in the dormitories after the temporary closure of the school on March 22th, following the decision of the Cambodian government. Whatever are the circumstances, the individual monitoring of every student is always central for the Sala Baï team, even more during closure times. Social workers are supporting students every day, on the psychic and the health sides, and also in regard to the advancement of their professional project. Physical activities are part of students' daily life and are used to support them. That is why social workers organize every week many sports… Read More

3 facts of the week: zoom on e-learning at Sala Baï
As well in Cambodia as in most countries of the world, the sanitary situation is rapidly evolving and pushes the Sala Baï team to adapt to the context. On March 22th, the school closed temporarily following the governmental decision to close all schools in the country. Despite this closure, all students remain in the dormitories to respect health measures and be trained in the best conditions: online learning, individual monitoring by social workers, social life with their friends, sports, and cultural activities. Since last year, trainers and social workers have been accustomed to online working. Thus, they have been… Read More

3 facts of the week: Sala Baï goes greener
We can't stop saying it, fruits and vegetables are growing bigger and bigger in the garden managed by students. What was just a few months ago a wildland is now a fully developed garden. A great example of the success of agroecological methods! Students are more than ever invested in this project. In addition to their online courses, they go every day in small groups in the garden to maintain and watch the growing plants. They are all very proud to eat at dinner the fruits of their labor. This week, students harvested their first seeds (flowers, red… Read More

Joseph Ryan – Running in support of Sala Baï students (week 2)
Sala Bai 180km Week 2 Joseph Ryan is still running 10km every day to support the students. Please read his words below: "After week 1 was completed, and the excitement had settled, I reflected on the learning curves so far: don’t BBQ myself by running at lunch time and make sure I stretch so I don’t walk like a penguin the following morning. With my hamstring feeling tight and my calf occasionally threatening cramp, I felt that I needed to rely less on my mistakes and more on expert advice, so I reached out to Sam McGoun, ‘Mr 1850km’ himself,… Read More



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