Cambodia Announces Continued Teacher Salary Increases and Welfare Improvements
Cambodia's Ministry of Education spokesperson revealed that teacher salaries have been progressively increased over the past decade. A primary school teacher's basic salary, around 300,000 Riel in 2013, is projected to reach approximately 1.5 million Riel by 2026. The government continues its efforts to enhance teacher welfare and professional development.
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