Koh Kong: Nearly 4,000 young people from poor and vulnerable families, as well as the general public, have gained skills and jobs after receiving free skills training from the Koh Kong Polytechnic Institute (PIKK) of the Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training.
According to the institute, from November 2023 to July 20, 2026, a total of 3,777 young people and citizens received scholarships in 18 majors in the President’s 1.5 million skills training program.
According to the same institute, the 18 majors include: bricklaying, Electrical installation in buildings, car maintenance and repair, computer graphic design, beauty services, men’s hairdressing services, motorcycle maintenance and repair, car air conditioning maintenance and repair, car electrical maintenance and repair, electronic equipment maintenance and repair, small machine maintenance and repair, electrical welding, woodworking installation, computer services, catfish breeding and care, cashew nut planting, care and harvest, mango planting, care and harvest, and administrative services.
In addition, the university plans to open new courses and will begin enrolling from the date of this announcement. To receive the scholarship, students must meet the following requirements: be 15 years old or older and have a Khmer identity card or birth certificate. In addition, trainees will receive additional monthly allowances if they have an equity card (level 1 or level 2 poverty card) or a vulnerable family identification card.
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