Cambodia Eyes Making Foreign Languages a Compulsory Subject in High School Exit Exams
Cambodia's Ministry of Education is considering making foreign languages, such as English and French, a compulsory subject in the high school exit examination (Bak Doup) in the future. This aims to enhance the international competitiveness and employment opportunities of youth in response to global economic and technological advancements.
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Cambodia's Ministry of Education is considering making foreign languages, such as English and French, a compulsory subject in high school exit exams. This initiative aims to enhance international communication skills, expand academic research, adapt to economic and technological advancements, and meet the demands of the 21st-century job market.