Promising Cambodian graduates and young professionals are heading to Australia to hone their skills.
Promising Cambodian graduates and young professionals are heading to Australia to hone their skills.
SCHOLARSHIPS to study at the Kingdom’s public higher education institutions are some of the most coveted in the country. They are given only to high school graduates with impeccable transcripts and top-flight scores on the secondary school exit exam.
CAMBODIA has come a long way in rebuilding its education system, and there is widespread awareness that education is one of the keys to success.
THE paintings hanging on the walls of Java Cafe this month look like they were painted by professional artists, and at US$200 to $300 apiece they are being sold at professional prices.
After receiving a bachelor’s degree in media and communications in 2006, Borei Sylyvann did not immediately apply for a scholarship, but instead decided to spend a few years building up his work experience and achievements in the hope that his school transcript and professional background would put him in a better situation.