Cambodian youth nowadays enjoy the challenges that are ever present in the start-up world. They take the challenges as motivation to learn more and do more tech-related works, knowing that they don’t really need formal education or training in IT; just pure and strong commitment and willingness to learn
A state cannot fully develop socially, economically and politically if there is the no peace. In Asia, different conflicts – for varied reasons and end goals – have become a huge hindrance to attaining total peace.
Lawmaker Hun Many lauds the Kampong Cham provincial administration.
The Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport (MoEYS) held the official launching of the first learning center of “Basic Education Equivalency Programme” on February 17 at the Institute of Technology of Cambodia (ITC).
Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport, Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training and UNESCO jointly held the official launching of the first learning center of “Basic Education Equivalency Programme” on February 17.
Phnom Penh Municipal Court tries three men over the assault and robbery of a youth in Chamkar Mon district last year.
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There’s an obvious rapid increase in the number of coffee shops sprouting around Phnom Penh.
Cafés have become the “in” thing especially among the youth.
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.
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The Environment Ministry is urging people to take part in the protection of forests.
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?
Senate president Say Chhum yesterday encouraged the country’s youth to study hard in order to become future leaders.
Senate president Say Chhum today encouraged the country’s youth to study hard in order to become future leaders.
The Union of Youth Federations of Cambodia is holding a mass congress of youth organisations from throughout the Kingdom.
The Union of Youth Federations of Cambodia is holding a mass congress of youth organisations from throughout the Kingdom tomorrow in the capital.
Almost 200 students from across the country participate in a youth forum aimed at developing their futures.
Kampuchea Balopp celebrates another successful competition.
We’ve seen technological advancements expand wider and better as time passes. We’ve also seen how modern innovations have helped us in our everyday lives, making life simpler and more comfor-table.
Cambodia’s STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) discipline has continuously improved through the years. But it still has a long way to go in terms of mastery and application in the field.
Education Ministry signs a MoU to create a training centre for youths at a cost $70,000.
As part of plans to adapt to technological trends, the government announced last week the construction of a centre inside one of the nation’s leading universities that will focus on the skills young tech entrepreneurs need to succeed in the digital economy.
Phnom Penh Court charges a jobless youth who torched his girlfriend’s house.
Educationist and businessman Oknha Dr. Mengly J. Quach shares his take on the increasing youth-managed start-ups in the Kingdom with Youth Today’s Agnes Alpuerto.
Kandal Court charges three men who allegedly killed a youth and injured another man following an argument in Sa’ang district.
Seminar on “Depression and Self-Reliance” and book launching of “Depressed Person” – AICHR Youth Debate on Human Rights 2018 – Realising the dream of being a professional in accounting and finance
The startup sphere in Cambodia continuously grows over the years, opening great opportunities for people, the youth especially, to show off their talents and entrepreneurial skills in their own ways.
To mark the International Youth Day 2018, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and the UN Youth Advisory Panel screened three short films that focused on the theme on the perceptions of Cambodian youth on sex.
Youth are the backbone of the country and they make up almost two-thirds of the Cambodian population. Cambodia is home to the largest youth population in Southeast Asia with 65.3 percent of the population under the age of 30.
Rescuers braced for a long and difficult evacuation for 13 members of a Thai youth football team found alive in a cave.
