Banteay Meanchey: In a spirit of high concern for the livelihood of citizens, the Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training, through the Labor, Social Security and Vocational Training Forum, has continued to bring 3,500 job opportunities, benefits of the B.S.C. and TVET programs offered to local people, especially for former workers from Thailand and young people looking for work, at the Phnom Srok District School, Banteay Meanchey Province, on Saturday morning, July 4, 2026.
Speaking at a forum under the theme “Khmer people help find jobs and provide jobs for Khmer people” with more than 600 people attended Mr. San Kimhong, Undersecretary of State, High Representative Mr. Heng Sour, Minister of Labor and Vocational Training, said that these more than 3,000 job opportunities are among more than 90,000 job opportunities across the country that the Ministry of Labor, under the high attention of Samdech Maha Boon Dae Hun Sen, Prime Minister, has collected from large companies, factories, and enterprises and brought them to the grassroots so that everyone can register, interview, and get a job immediately.
He said that bringing a variety of local jobs to the base saves both money and time, as people do not have to struggle to find work on their own like before. When you have a job, you get income that does not become a burden on your family and society, and also leads to direct progress in the community. Local work in factories and enterprises is a great option for building the economy and providing happiness in the family. In addition to decent wages and other benefits, you also receive benefits from the National Social Security Fund (NSSF), such as: occupational risks, health care, and pensions. In contrast, migrant workers in Thailand face safety risks, labor exploitation, lack of health protection, violence, discrimination, and the inability to live together with family.
On the other hand, in cases where they want to work abroad, the Undersecretary of State encouraged former workers to register to work in other countries that offer higher salaries and security than Thailand. Such as in Japan, Korea, and Singapore. Meanwhile, for those who already have construction skills but do not have a certification, the Ministry has also implemented the Recognition of Prior Skills (RPL) test to obtain an official certification. In addition, both former workers and young people, including illiterate people, can also enroll in free technical skills training courses through the 1.5 million TVET program with many study options such as: construction, mechanical repair, electrical, air conditioning, baking, coffee making, and salon. After graduation, you can use these skills to create your own business.
He also encouraged you to help spread the word about job opportunities and the benefits of the B.S.S. And this important TVET program is offered to family members, relatives and friends. For more information, please contact Hotline 1297 for information on job opportunities or vocational training and 1286 for the B.E.C.S. department.
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