Over 2,000 Former Cambodian Migrant Workers Participate in Skills Recognition Tests
Cambodia's second phase of Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) tests saw over 2,000 former migrant workers returning from Thailand and members of the public participate in 11 days. The initiative aims to convert practical work experience into official skill certificates, with government support covering test fees for 10,000 former construction workers.
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