Upcoming Events

January 11, 2019

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Millennial Life

January 13, 7:30 AM – 5:30 pm @ CKCC
Contact: 011 24 98 99
Ticket: 2.5$/Person

Millennial Life, an annual youth conference, brings many professional speakers to share different topics to the audiences that will explore deep ideas about personal development, leadership, education and technology, entrepreneurship, and other concepts related to youth’s success.

IDP UK Education & Scholarship Expo

January 19, 2 pm – 7 pm @ ACE Tuol Kork Campus
Contact: 077 667 122
Free Entry

IDP Education Cambodia is hosting IDP UK Education & Scholarship Expo to provide the best opportunity for students to get detailed information about education in the United Kingdom. They can explore different options of universities and majors, tuition, scholarships, and other factors related to UK education.

Japan Fair 2019

January 13, 8 am – 5:30 pm @ CJCC, Kizuna Hall
Contact: 086 633 540
Free Entry

The free one-day “Japan Fair 2019” event is open to the public, especially students who are interested in getting education in Japan. They will be offered consultancy on studies in Japan in terms of universities, majors, job opportunities, and scholarships, and will meet with alumni to gain more ideas on what the education in Japan is like, and learn from their real experiences.

Tags: Japan Fair, Millennial, scholarship, technology, youth

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