Cambodian TVET Students Gain Practical Skills Through Internships at Beer Company
Vocational training (TVET) students in Cambodia are gaining practical skills through internships at "Minerva Cambodia," a major beer company. The company hosts nearly 200 students annually, bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world application.
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