Cambodia's NIB Offers Over 1,000 Scholarships for Vocational Training to Poor and Vulnerable Youth
The National Institute of Business (NIB) in Cambodia has announced the provision of over 1,000 vocational training scholarships across 10 specialized fields for youth from poor and vulnerable families. This initiative is part of the government's 'TVET 1.5M' program, which also includes monthly stipends for eligible recipients.
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