Business Circle Magazine

Chhuon Sophorn

You may think your life would be amazing if you had a degree from a country like America, and that you would even enjoy living in America if you had a good job there. However, it is different for Dr. Mengly J. Quach, a 45-year-old Cambodian who got a medical degree in the United States and found himself successful in doing business in Cambodia.

The 16^th Aii graduation commencement took place on March 23, 2013 at the National Institute of Education, presided over by H.E. Oknha Dr. Mengly J. Quach, Founder and President of the American Intercon Institute.

Dressed in very eye-catching graduating gowns of different colors, 678 graduates from the Kid Program, General English Program...

Inside Business

Low Wei Xiang

With its two private schools boasting 7,000 students and 300 teachers spread over five campuses, education service provider Mengly J Quach Education could easily be a called successful enterprise.

Yet its founder, Dr Mengly Quach, stays in a rented house with his family.

In order to share experiences in learning effectively, especially English language, Mr. Lundi Keo, Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs & Provost and Communications, conducted his 6^th Workshop on Learning Tips for more than 150 students in the Lim Kim Noy Auditorium at Ngin Huy Building.

During the workshop, he mentioned many useful tips that he found indispensable in his student life.  He pointed out that time ...

Over 250 students were the audience for the 1^st Mock Debate By Intercon Debate Club conducted in the Lim Kim Noy Auditorium at Ngin Huy Building.  That was the first time of this club to organize such a debate with so many participants.

The tournament was divided into 2 rounds which were joined by 4 teams with 3 members in each to debate over 3 topics.  The first topic was “Working While Studying Is Much Better ..."

Saturday, October 06, 2012 – The American Intercon Institute organized the 21^st Aii field trip to Preah Monivong Bokor National Park in Kampot Province.  It was a whole day trip joined by 1,050 participants including students, guests and staff.

21 buses transported all the participants from American Intercon Institute to Bokor National Park.

527 teachers, staff and students from the American Intercon Institute and School participated in the Junior Chamber International (JCI) Let’s Do It! event at Olympic Stadium on August 26, 2012.

JCI Let’s Do It! is one of the biggest environmental events taking place in Phnom Penh.  It was created to raise the awareness of Cambodian people on environment, specially cleaning the city.

The 1^st Mengly J. Quach Poster Contest was held at Ngin Huy Building on August 25, 2012.

The topic of this poster contest was "Environment”. The contestants were required to show their creativity, original ideas, art works, researches, critical thinking and general knowledge.  They needed to design their posters in an originally attractive way and displayed them with a relevant and appropriate main subject

Junior Chamber International (JCI) Cambodia in collaboration with the American Intercon Institute and School organized JCI Career Corner 3 in the Lim Kim Noy Auditorium at Ngin Huy Building.

Career Corner is a series of workshops in which different useful and interesting topics are presented and discussed.

To help raise awareness of young Cambodian students about global environmental crisis, American Intercon Institute cooperated with AIESEC Cambodia organizing an interesting workshop on “Environmental Awareness Education.”  A lot of students, staff and teachers participated in this workshop that was presented by an AIESEC volunteer from Hong Kong. The goal of this workshop was not only to foster an understanding of climate change