Phnom Penh: The National Institute of Business (NIB) of the Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training has provided a total of 1,035 scholarship opportunities in 10 skills for young people from poor and vulnerable families and receiving subsidies from the Royal Government through the 1.5 Million Program (TVET 1.5M).
According to the NIB, the 10 skills include computer graphic design, computer services, administrative services, customer service, installation and implementation of digital technology, installation and maintenance of computer networks, business creation and cooperation, online sales services, Bakery, and beverage industry.
To receive a scholarship, students must meet the following requirements: be 15 years of age or older and have a Cambodian ID card or birth certificate. In addition, trainees will receive additional monthly allowances if they are accompanied by a social security card (level 1 or level 2 poverty card) or have a vulnerable family identification card.
The institute plans to open a series of training courses in early August and will begin registering from the date of this announcement. Participants can contact the following numbers to register: 069 606 572/ 012 853 030 or register at the institute’s location on Road 217 (Samdet Moniret) next to Stung Manchey Thmey Market, Phnom Penh.
It should be noted that the vocational and technical skills training program for young people from poor and vulnerable families across the country, with a total of approximately 1.5 million people at the technical and vocational certificate level, was initiated by His Majesty the King, General Secretary of the Royal Government of Cambodia, Hun Sen, in 2023 and announced for implementation by His Majesty the King, Hun Manet, Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Cambodia, on the 14th. November 2023.
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