Phnom Penh: Young man An Senghoeun is a former A-level student from Prey Veng province who decided to study electronic engineering at the National Technical Training Institute (NTTI) of the Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training because he saw high job opportunities and wanted to follow his childhood dream in the technology sector.
Young Senghoeun said he has loved electronic engineering since he was a child. During his 12th grade studies, he began to learn more about the profession and educational institutions that provide training in this field. Through searching for information on social media and consulting with senior students, he saw that electronics skills not only matched his childhood passion, but were also in high demand in the Cambodian job market.
He said: “I have been interested in electronics since I was young. By the time I was in Grade 12, I spent time researching and consulting with senior students to find a school that had the standards to fulfill my dreams.”
After searching for many schools, the former A-level student was interested in the National Institute of Technical and Vocational Education and Training (NITEV) because he saw the quality of education, which included both theoretical and practical teaching, as well as modern and diverse facilities that allowed students to develop their abilities.
He said: « After attending NTTI, I am really satisfied because the school has both modern learning equipment and experienced and caring teachers. Studying at TVET has given me both knowledge and practical skills, which are an important foundation for my future career.”
As for future goals, young An Senghoeun expressed his desire to use the knowledge and skills he gained from studying at NTTI to develop new technologies and contribute to the development of the technology sector in Cambodia to benefit society.
At the same time, the former A-level student also shared three important tips for getting good grades, including: first, self-study, which is studying both at school and on his own, such as preparing additional analysis; second, studying with a goal in mind, which is studying the subject, lessons, and choosing the right textbooks; and third, It is better to have a good relationship with a scholar or someone with high knowledge to be a motivating factor to study harder.
Finally, young An Senghoeun He called on Cambodian youth to pay more attention to studying TVET because it is a field that provides knowledge, practical skills, and high-quality job opportunities. He also encouraged young people to follow their dreams and choose skills that match their abilities and interests to build a better future.
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