Battambang: During the three years of the King’s mandate, the Battambang Institute of Technology (BIT) has trained nearly 4,000 trainees at all levels in technical and vocational skills, all of which are highly sought-after skills in the job market.
Mr. Teng Chenda, director of the Battambang Institute of Technology, said that over the past three years, the institute has trained a total of 3,879 students at all levels. Among them, the target group is 2,842 young people from poor and vulnerable families.
The director stated that “the institute provides training from certificate level, technical and vocational diploma level 1, 2 and 3 (C1, C2, C3), technical diploma level or associate degree level Up to a technical bachelor’s degree. The skills being trained are all highly demanded in the job market, such as: electrical engineering, civil construction, automotive engineering, information technology, and home air conditioning services, etc. ».
The director said that the school has training from teachers and Professors with many years of experience, standard training, experimental rooms, workshops, and many modern technical equipment, all of which are tools in line with the technology and standards that companies and enterprises are using, to ensure that young people have the skills necessary to enter into roles in factories and enterprises immediately after graduating from the institute.
He added, “Battambang Institute of Technology has established a strong network of collaboration through the signing of Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) and Agreements (MOAs) with various institutions, companies, and enterprises.” At the same time, the institute continues to establish contacts and sign MOUs with new companies on a regular basis to expand job opportunities for students.
For more information, please contact us at 086 879 292/ 093 623 636/ 016 522 206/ 086 525 407/ 086 403 104/ 099 759 990 or visit the Battambang Institute of Technology (BIT) directly on National Road 5, in front of Veal Bek Chan Airport, Battambang Province, or contact the institute’s Facebook page for free additional consultation.
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