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Education sector corruption eradicated

The Higher Education Association has claimed that corruption in the education sector has almost been completely eradicated due to a series of reforms made by the Education Ministry that began in 2013.

The long journey of learning

Education is one of the most significant parts of one’s life. Everyone needs to be educated regardless of his or her social status or gender.

An understanding of Khmer characteristics

There are several qualities of ‘Khmer characteristics’ that Cambodia can aspire to when one observes the Angkor period and it is high time they be revived.

A scholar’s life abroad

Every year, many Cambodians get the privilege of getting the Erasmus+ Scholarship from the European Union. The programme aims to support education, training, youth and sports. Many Cambodians have become successful after they completed the programme.

CHAMNEK KHVAS

Women were supposed to stay at home and be in charge of taking care of children. That was the tradition strictly followed for generations. However, social changes have unfolded dramatically over the past decades.

An achiever’s secret to triumph

Mr Sythan, who has more than a decade of experience in the private sector, government and academia, shares his struggles in attaining education and fulfilling goals.

Battambang officials scrutinise school faintings

Battambang provincial education and health department officials will visit schools in Thamor Koul district this week to educate students on how to avoid fainting during class.

How Hip-Hop continues to save lives

With Tiny Toones, Tuy ‘Kay Kay’ Sobil and his team provide education, albeit not in the most traditional sense, that is meant to help keep underprivileged and marginalised kids off the streets. But life for Kay Kay is not a bed of roses.

Events

Events: Design Thinking Workshop: The Future of Education and TVET – Celebrating Human

Pakistan expels 18 int’l NGOs

Pakistan’s decision to clampdown on 18 international aid agencies is expected to hurt 11 million aid recipients.

Education at the margins

Mean Chey District is home to 26 organised urban poor communities comprised mainly of migrants from the provinces. For many parents here, school seems to be an afterthought for their children.

Your Voice Matters

Is your school organising socially-relevant events and competitions? Do you want to share your perspective on issues about youth, education, art or anything that may interest other young Cambodians?

Events

Events: 7th Scholarship Conference – DailyPlus: Re-awaken the giant within 2019 – Overcoming Life’s obstacles (Fundraising for Kantha Bopha Hospital)

4TH GLOBAL ALUMNI CONVENTION

The Global Alumni Convention, established by the IDP Education in 2015, is a world leader in international education and student placement services.

Cambodia’s future leading biochemist

For Vanna Usaphea, getting education abroad will help her improve her and her family’s life and contribute something big and significant to her homeland.

Amplifying tourism through education and culture sharing

For the first time, the Asean Council of Japan Alumni Conference was hosted in the cosmopolitan town of Siem Reap last week. The event, now on its 24th year, aims to strengthen the relationship of Japan and Asean nations through tourism, education and culture sharing.

Marugame Business School opens in Phnom Penh

Japan’s Toridoll Holdings Corp opened its first food and beverage management institution in Cambodia last week, giving Khmers a chance to get quality education on the food industry.

Japan education fair opens doors to Khmer students

Getting a scholarship is every student’s goal; but it is also every student’s turmoil. Due to lack of information and the complicated process, students encounter a myriad of struggles to get through the application.

Mengly J. Quach’s 108 Ideal Practices

Oknha Dr. Mengly J. Quach is known not just for his success in education, health and business, but also for his words of wisdom and vast perspective on Cambodia.

Better data, better education

Funding from the multi-agency supported Capacity Development Partnership Fund helps education professionals collect and track data to identify and address pressing issues in the community that may prevent some children from attending school regularly or from enrolling at all, writes Latifah Azlan.

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