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Category: Mentorship

English Course Progress

Julian February 25, 2024 0 Comments
As we have shown throughout the past three years, we have enrolled numerous students in English language programs at the Australian Center for Education. We find it extremely important to cater to all of our students’ needs and encourage them to acquire English language proficiency, as foreign language skills are an incredibly useful asset in Cambodia’s growing labor market. Saratna At the...

Chamnan’s Internship & English Course

Julian January 21, 2024 0 Comments
In an effort to prepare our students for successful careers, we don’t only support them through university scholarships but also language school enrollment and professional mentorship. Our student Chamnan, who is pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology, aspires to dedicate his life to working with children in rural communities, as he himself grew up orphaned and in extreme poverty. He...

Srey Oun’s New Job

Julian July 02, 2023 0 Comments
When it comes to supporting our students, we are committed to helping them in every way needed. This does not only include covering tuition fees and medical expenses but also covering living expenses and rent, as well as providing professional mentorship and career planning. Srey Oun had already received our support in repaying the loan that she took out for her Bachelor’s degree in Business...

Srey Nich’s HR Internship

Julian June 04, 2023 0 Comments
Thomlang – Cambodian Youth Support supports young Cambodian adults through the entire process of applying for jobs, from writing cover letters to preparing for interviews. In the past, we already helped Srey Nich land a part-time job as a teacher assistant at an international English school for 2,5 years. She was able to learn important lessons about work ethic, teamwork, and working in an...

Sophal Starts A New Chapter In His Life

Julian August 07, 2022 0 Comments
Sophal became a Buddhist monk because it was the only way for him to gain access to education. Coming from a poor familiy, he grew up as one of seven children. All of his older siblings dropped out of school because their parents were unable to support them through graduation. Sophal joined a local pagoda at the age of 13 and became a monk, in order to have an opportunity that his siblings...