Cambodia Accelerates Vocational Training to Build Industry-Ready Workforce, Drive Economic Transformation
Cambodia is accelerating the modernization of its Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) system to cultivate an industry-ready workforce and support economic transformation. The government is investing in modern facilities and technologies, strengthening industry partnerships, and tailoring programs to meet labor market demands.
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