Kampong Speu Technical Institute Trains Nearly 10,000 Youth in 3 Years Under Premier Hun Manet

The Kampong Speu Provincial Technical Institute has provided technical and vocational training to nearly 10,000 young people over the past three years of Prime Minister Hun Manet's mandate. This initiative aims to equip young individuals with concrete skills, thereby enhancing their employment opportunities and ensuring stable incomes. According to Mr. Kem Chekny, Director of the Kampong Speu Provincial Technical Institute, the training program places significant emphasis on bridging the gap between theory and practical application. This ensures that students graduating from the institute possess the necessary skills and capabilities to either enter the job market directly or establish their own businesses. "Our former students who have graduated from the institute have achieved a 100% employment rate or are successfully running their own businesses. This is a result of our focus on training quality and curriculum development that aligns with actual market demands," Mr. Chekny stated. To further enhance the experience and employment prospects for students, the institute has strengthened its collaborations with relevant companies, enterprises, and factories by signing Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) with numerous partners. These collaborations provide students with opportunities for internships and practical training in various institutions and workplaces, allowing them to gain experience in real work environments and increase their chances of securing employment after graduation. Mr. Kem Chekny encouraged young people, especially recent high school graduates, not to worry about "what to study and where to study," but rather to choose fields that align with their passions and are in demand in the labor market.