Tee, a former pupil who now holds key responsibilities at NK Seeds

Our story · June 2026

Tee, Ken, Sina: the team behind NK Seeds

A former pupil who now leads the new schools, a young man who learned French in the street, a president who builds bridges: three faces of NK Seeds.

Behind the schools, the medical missions and the sponsorship programme, there are people. On Instagram, NK Seeds and Mélissa have introduced several of them. Here are three: Tee, Ken and Sina.

Tee, from pupil to head of the schools

Tee was first a pupil at NK English Corner, then an English teacher at NK English School. His journey with NK Seeds was built step by step, through dedication, hard work and a passion for education.

2019

He becomes an English teacher in Nong Khiaw.

2022

He becomes coordinator and project manager.

Since 2024

He leads the development of the new NK Seeds English schools across Laos.

Ken, French learned in the street

“I met Ken when he was approaching French people in the street to learn to speak the language.”

Mélissa, NK Seeds · on Instagram

By April 2025, Ken had been part of NK Seeds for three years. For Mélissa, he is also part of her “family of the heart”.

Sina, president of the association

Sébastien Sina Sisombat is the president of NK Seeds. His role: to build bridges. Between associations, between cultures, between those who want to help and those who need it.

His work rests on three simple pillars: educate, provide access to water, care for others. Alongside the team, he develops and implements the association's growth plan, believing that the most important thing always begins with people. He is also writing a book, which carries the same commitment further.

Sébastien Sina Sisombat, president of NK Seeds

January 2026: NK Seeds introduces Sina, its president.

Told from NK Seeds' Instagram posts, April 2025 to June 2026.

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