Phnom Penh: Young Vun Sok Leap has transformed himself from a mediocre student to an excellent student with an A grade who has come to study “Information Technology” at the National Technical Training Institute (NTTI) through Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) to prepare himself to join the digital workforce in Cambodia.
In the past, this young man was a student who was not very good at studying and had many weaknesses, but when he started school in grades 1 and 2, he changed his mind and increased his efforts to study hard until he achieved satisfactory results and received an A grade.
Young Sok Leap said: “My family did not expect me to get an A grade in this exam because they saw that I was not good at studying from the beginning.”
After passing the Baccalaureate exam, this young man decided to find out more about IT skills and training institutions because he is a technology lover and sees that in the current era, which is moving towards digital, IT skills are a suitable choice for the Cambodian job market. In addition, the young man was also interested in NTTI because the room had modern equipment and a laboratory for students to practice.
Young man Soklap said: “Choosing skills at “TVET is a good choice for me because I personally attended the classes. The teachers tried hard to teach both theory and practice. Sometimes, the practice was more important than the theory.”
In addition, TVET There are many partners who make it easy for students to find a job or practice to strengthen their skills and expand their knowledge. The school also helps prepare CVs or other documents and guides us before going to the job interview.
At the same time, the former A-level student also shared three important tips for preparing for the exam, including: 1. Don’t put too much pressure on yourself, 2. Try to practice and study a lot, and 3. Have a goal of what you want to achieve in the exam.
Young Vun Sok Leap also encouraged more students to register for TVET courses. Because here, all teachers have clear professional qualifications, modern teaching tools, and skills that meet the needs of the current job market.
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