Unions and former workers praise the RPL program as recognizing real skills, opening up job opportunities and better incomes

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Phnom Penh: Union leaders and former Cambodian workers have praised the government through the Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training for establishing the Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) program to help former workers returning from Thailand obtain official national certificates, increase local job opportunities, and help them earn better incomes.

Mr. Pav Sina, President of the Workers’ Movement Union, said: “I admire the Ministry of Labor for its efforts in creating training programs as well as assessing the skills of former workers returning from Thailand, which is of the utmost importance. What I have experienced, what I have seen firsthand, is truly awe-inspiring for the efforts and dedication shown in demonstrating skills and striving to learn more by our workers who have returned from Thailand.”

Mr. Pav Sina stated that the RPL program is very important because many former workers have skills And already have practical work experience, but not yet officially recognized by a professional institution. After passing the assessment, they will receive a certificate confirming their real abilities, which helps increase employer confidence, increase job opportunities, and earn better income.

Mr. Ket Phanit, a former worker from Takeo province with more than 5 years of experience working in Thailand, claimed The certificate obtained from the RPL program is a valuable bridge that helps former workers easily find work, earn a decent income, and improve their and their families’ living standards.

The former worker also called on other former workers who have not yet registered for the RPL program to come and take the competency test. And receive an official national certificate to use in your future job search and career development.

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