Cambodian Youth Gain Direct Access to International Education and Scholarship Information from Over 60 Institutions
Cambodian youth have gained direct access to information and advice from over 60 educational institutions through the IDP Education Overseas Study and Scholarship Fair. Information on government scholarships and university programs from Australia, New Zealand, and the UK, among others, was provided.
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