Phnom Penh: Getting an A does not mean you have to continue your studies at university. Apparently, young man Khon Phekdey chose to study electronics at the National Polytechnic Institute of Cambodia (NPIC) because he saw high job opportunities, in line with his passion, and the ability to build a career quickly.
Phekdey said: “I chose electronics because it is a skill that I like and I see that There is a wide job market. “After graduation, we have high job opportunities and can have clear career goals to help our families.”
The former A-level student praised that the National Polytechnic Institute of Cambodia (NPIC) has a spacious space, a good atmosphere, cleanliness, and a green environment, equipped with modern technical equipment for students to practice directly, making learning quick and easy because the teachers are quality.
After receiving a 100% scholarship to study the profession he loves, Phekdey stated that the scholarship not only helped ease his family’s financial burden, but also gave him strength and made his family proud of his achievements.
Finally, Phekdey called on Cambodian youth to be interested in studying TVET because it provides knowledge, skills, practical application, and high-quality job opportunities. He also encouraged young people to follow their dreams and choose a profession that suits their abilities and passions to build a successful future.
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