Students flock to pagodas before national exam
Many students flock to religious sites because they did not study: Official.
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In pursuit of a degree and dignity
As some students struggle financially, pagodas in Phnom Penh open their doors to provide shelter and food.
Students awarded scholarships
More than 180 students are set to depart to China after obtaining a scholarship to continue studies abroad.
Final high school exams near
As final high school exams approach, students are painstakingly preparing for the biggest test of their lives.
High school students return with medals from China
A group of 39 students from Cambodia have returned to the country after spending a week in China competing in the international education programme of Global National History Day.
Golden advice from three A Graders
Arrange your study schedule as precisely as possible: “Knowing when to study and when to relax. You cannot just mix everything up and expect good results. You should start sketching out a timetable for both school and for self-studying.”
Magic pill for Exam Fever
HIGH achieving students, who have a strong track record in their past examinations, prescribe that having a presence of mind can sooth jittery nerves so a student can concentrate on the exam paper at hand.
Students obtain scholarships to Japan
24 Cambodian students receive scholarships to pursue further studies in Japan.
Singapore’s schoolchildren feeling stressed out
Long hours at school, hours of homework and being forced by parents to have private tuition are taking a toll on students in Singapore.
Women in Tech!
The NUM Social Innovation Lab, hosted a 2-day workshop with a theme “Women’s Leadership Academy for Women in Tech”.
Indian company seeks cooperation in vocational training
Indian company seeks to provide vocational skill training for out of school students.
Starting small leads to huge impact
It might not be surprising that people in Cambodia, especially in Phnom Penh, are in favour of consuming plastic in their daily activities – at the market, school, restaurant and others.
Dry run for students to indulge in diplomacy
There was a palpable sense of excitement as the vast hall of the Cambodia-Korea Cooperation Center was filled with hundreds of participants and young students last Saturday.
Three students to represent Cambodia in MGAC Global Level
Three outstanding students, out of some 600 applicants in the Kingdom, emerged victorious in the Maybank GO Ahead. Challenge National Level 2019 after the final pitch at Paragon University on Sunday.
Cambodian students to compete in MGAC Finals in Malaysia
3 university students are chosen to compete in the Maybank Go Ahead Challenge.
RUPP pushes for employment opportunities
After the sun rose, there were already 73 booths from 57 companies and institutions which neatly lined the campus halls of the Royal University of Phnom Penh for its second job fair.
Ministry bans several foods sold in schools
Education Ministry bans the sale of certain foods and drinks to protect students’ health.
SCIA launches pre-university programme in Cambodia
SCIA launches a programme to prepare students for the rigorous of higher education.
Launching of SCIA’s International Foundation Programme
The Singapore Cambodia International Academy (SCIA) launched the International Foundation Programme (IFP) this weekend, a course designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to join a wide range of undergraduate degrees.
‘The Geography of Cambodia’
Students of Liger Leadership Academy launched last week an educational book that’s intended to be a reliable and credible source of information about the geographical diversity of the Kingdom.
Support vs Demand: How parents and students can bridge the gap
When parents express their expectations on their children, it’s their way of bringing out the best in them. However, when it gets too much, their children get too pressured and may be stressed out in trying to prove their worth.
Liger Academy launches ‘The Geography of Cambodia’
Students at Liger Leadership Academy launched last Saturday the fruit of their hard work and dedication, the 420-page ‘The Geography of Cambodia’.
SCIA Marketplace Fiesta
SCIA embodies entrepreneurship learning with a cause among primary students through their Marketplace Fiesta held last June 8.
‘Minimise Pressure for Quality of Life’
It is every parent’s dream to see their child prosper and succeed. It is their goal to make sure their children are ready for whatever the future may bring. This is why many parents, despite poverty and hardships, find ways to send their kids to school and get good education.
Voice of inspiration
A few weeks ago, a video of a young student speaking during a graduation ceremony at the Aii Language Center went viral on Facebook. Many were amazed by how confident Hor Kanitha was in delivering an inspiring speech using the English language.
22nd Japanese Speech Contest
Five talented students emerged as the most fluent Japanese speakers during last weekend’s 22nd Japanese Speech Contest at the Cambodia-Japan Cooperation Center. A total of 56 contestants from different cities and provinces battled for the prize.
Scholarships
Helen Lansdowne Resor Scholarship for Creative Women – 46th Ship for Southeast Asian and Japanese Youth Programme (SSEAYP)
Surprise gift puts billionaire in centre of 2020 US polls issue
The gesture touched on one of the 2020 US election’s key issues – the high cost of education.
Ministry warning over FB offer to alter high school grades
The Education Ministry is working to identify the user behind a fake Facebook post.
Behind the reality
Culture, environment and LGBT relationships will be the major topics of an upcoming photo exhibition organised by the media students of Department of Media and Communication in June.
