Over 10,000 Candidates Sit for Cambodian Teacher Recruitment Exam, Trust in Fair Selection Cited
Cambodia saw over 11,841 candidates take a teacher recruitment exam. A senior official from the Ministry of Civil Service highlighted the large turnout as a sign of trust in the government's selection process, emphasizing fairness, transparency, and efficiency. Only 3,000 will be hired.
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