AII Language Center and American Intercon School opened in 2005 under the initiative of Dr. Mengly Mengly J. Quach. The first campus opened with only 4 students. Today the AII Language Centers and American Intercon School host more than 12,000 students.

The AII Language Center and the American Intercon School are not only renowned in the Kingdom but also internationally recognized by countries such as: Singapore, France, United Arab Emirates (Dubai), Switzerland, United Kingdom (England), Brunei, Belgium, China (Hong Kong) and Brazil.

The AII Language Center and American Intercon School currently have six locations, with three of the branches opening in 2019.

1. Mao Tse Toung Branch (Head Office) is located along Mao Tse Tung Boulevard, Sangkat Tumnup, Khan Chamkarmorn, Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
2. Toul Kork Branch on Street 289, Sangkat Boeng Kak I, Khan Toul Kork (In front of Toul Kork Primary School), Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
3. Chak Angre Branch is located at 824, National Road 2, Chak Angre Krom Meanchey District (In front of the Preah Noreay, Takhmao), Cambodia.
4. Chom Chao Branch 222, Veng Sreng Road, Chrey Krang Village, Sangkat Chom Chao II, Pur Senchey District, Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
5. Phsar Thmei Branch, No. 1C and 13D, Street 53, Sangkat Phsar Thmei 3, Khan Daun Penh, Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
6. Chroy Changva Branch, No. 158JKLM, National Road 6A, Sangkat Chroy Changva, Khan Chroy Changva, Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

Based on political stability, economic growth and reputation, the school is renowned both locally and internationally for providing quality education services to meet the needs and requests from parents, guardians and students from all backgrounds. The school emphasizes quality, discipline and service.

The AII Language Center and American Intercon School opened the Chroy Changva Campus located at 158JKLM, National Road 6A, Sangkat Chroy Changva, Khan Chroy Changva, Phnom Penh, Cambodia. The American Intercon School starting receiving applications on Wednesday, 16^th of October the same day of school opened. The AII Language Center will be starting accepting applications on Sunday, 21^st of October 2019.

The new school building of the Chroy Changva branch is 8 floors and built on an area of 444.16 meters square, located at 158JKLM, National Road 6A. The school covers a very large area and provides a good environment for students. All classrooms are equipped with state-of-the-art learning facilities, and are comfortable, clean, and are safe and effective student learning environments meeting international standards.

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“Dr. Mengly J. Quach’s Poems and Me” to Summary about the activities of Oknha Dr. Mengly J. Quach in charitable events and workshops, describes about personal life story of the author that he has encountered during working at MJQE. This book will assist readers to be more persistent, hardworking and confident. Also, this book help cultivates more relaxed and positive approaches for life and study. Promotes culture of sharing in society and promotes social ethics and morality based on educational mindsets. This book will also help develop a strong, courageous and patient spirit for our youths to be ready for all challenging problems they might face.

The Book Category is a collection of concepts and ideas that educate morality, virtue and gratitude in daily life. The collection of these concepts and ideas also include many experiences reflecting the daily practices of the author’s working life.

Disclaimer: These are the opinions of Mr. Oeur Sina. His main concepts of the book are to cultivate morality, virtue and gratitude by hoping that the readers will create a culture of sharing within family, society and the world. All the views expressed in this book represent the opinions of the author only and do not reflect the position of Mengly J. Quach University Press.

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The book name “How I came to know Dr. Mengly Jandy Quach” is total is 306 pages and this is the first book from Mr. Punreay Hang and the first publication is 2,000 copies.  The budget collected from the sale will be donated to Mengly J. Quach Foundation.

This book to describe the author’s personal life experiences of Oknha Dr. Mengly J. Quach and some of part highlights of historical events after the collapse of Democratic Kampuchea and highlights some of the most famous landmarks from Phnom Penh to the historical sites along National Road 5.

Historical expeditions and several provinces around Tonle Sap Lake, especially occupied territories of Ta Mok (One of former Khmer Rouge leaders) such as Dangrek, Anlong Veng, Oddar Meanchey and Banteay Meanchey. A short series of perspectives on motivations for the successes of study and daily life and to develop a better capacity to respond to the future generations. Preservation of our rich culture, civilization and tradition. The contribution and preservation of our natural resources and the continuation to spread the advantages of natural resources to the world and specially is help to spread the culture of sharing. The category of this book a comprehensive knowledge of struggles, the courageousness in Cambodian history, the lives of young writer and Oknha Dr. Mengly J. Quach, as well as historical missions that can be used as reference for study and research.

Disclaimer: It is a scientific study since the author has used citing sources and references as testimonies. In addition, contents and information are documented through detailed observation, face-to-face conversation and field trips to some places that the author mentioned. All the views expressed in this book represent the opinions of the author only and do not reflect the position of Mengly J. Quach University Press.

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Aii Language Centers are North American Standard based centers specializing in languages. Aii offers series of English and Chinese language training programs and TOEFL preparation course to meet variety of needs of learners of all ages. Aii opened its doors in 2005 with 4 students and today the Aii Language Centers with students more than 1,1000.

Due to political stability, Economic growth and reputation, the school is renowned both local and international and contributes to the provision of quality educational services and to respond to market demand and suggestions from parents and students. From all backgrounds of quality, discipline and service. The Aii Center will opening the new Central Market Branch, located No. 1C & 13D, Street 53, Corner of St. 153, Village 5, Sangkat Phsar Thmey 3, Khan Daun Penh, Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

The new building of Aii & AIS is 8 floors and total 425.01 square meters. It is largest compound mixed for students equipped with modern materials, comfortable rooms, hygiene and fresh air entering enough and safe for students to study efficiently and international.

During we are opening Central Market Branch and the school is offering 50% up Scholarship based on the condition for Aii Students 4 students or more enrolling at the same time (50%), 3 students enrolling at the same time (35%), 2 students enrolling at the same time (25%) and Discount School Bus Services from from 15% up to 35%.

Aii is well known throughout the country for its unique quality, discipline and services and is recognized as one of the most innovative and dynamic institutes in Cambodia. Our three campuses (Mao Tse Tong, Toul Kork, and Chak Angre) are among the best in Cambodia, but our reach extends beyond campus and borders.

Students are being engaged with fun filled teaching methods, innovative series of textbooks, energetic indoor and outdoor activities, and extra-curricular activities such as the Mengly J. Quach Spelling Bee Contest, the Mengly J. Quach Pronunciation Contest, the Mengly J. Quach WordSpeed Contest, the Mengly J. Quach Debate & Public Speaking Contest, Sports & Athletics Competitions and Field Trips.

Aii Language Center is Awards and Recognition from International Awards on Quality, Excellence, CSR, and Leadership from many countries such as Singapore, France, United Arab Emirates, Switzerland, USA, UK, Belgium, Brazil, Belgium, Hong Kong and Brunei.

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