Education Projects International recognises that in the modern world, education needs to use learners’ community values and cultures as a foundation as learners grow to become responsible global citizens. By building a strong local identity that is at the same time world-embracing in its vision, Education Projects International helps learners develop the skills needed to engage with strength and wisdom in our increasingly globalised environment. |
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our team
Our team & associated colleagues work in English, Portuguese, German, Tok Pisin & Bislama.
Dr Craig Alan Volker has written extensively about Papua New Guinean languages and is keenly interested in the use of local languages in modern contexts.
He is currently an Adjunct Professor in The Cairns Institute of James Cook University in Queensland, Australia and was formerly Professor of Languages at Gifu Shōtoku Gakuen University in Japan and Professor of Linguistic Research at Divine Word University in Madang, Papua New Guinea.
He has been a visiting professor in the Post-Colonial Linguistics Unit at the University of Bremen, a Jakob Függer Visiting Professor at the University of Augsburg, and a visiting instructor of Tok Pisin at the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich.
Craig Alan lives in Madina Village in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea, where he is a Wangpaang (Assistant Talking Chief) of the Moxomaraba (Sea Eagle) clan, of the Nalik people.
He is currently an Adjunct Professor in The Cairns Institute of James Cook University in Queensland, Australia and was formerly Professor of Languages at Gifu Shōtoku Gakuen University in Japan and Professor of Linguistic Research at Divine Word University in Madang, Papua New Guinea.
He has been a visiting professor in the Post-Colonial Linguistics Unit at the University of Bremen, a Jakob Függer Visiting Professor at the University of Augsburg, and a visiting instructor of Tok Pisin at the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich.
Craig Alan lives in Madina Village in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea, where he is a Wangpaang (Assistant Talking Chief) of the Moxomaraba (Sea Eagle) clan, of the Nalik people.
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