Phnom Penh Post - LIFT
Interview with David Van, rice expert
Over half of the private sector firms felt that vocational education and training programs do not yet meet the needs of the business community as last month’s CAMFEBA report, “Pathways to Prosperity” states.
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What can you do for your country ?
Wed, 26 Feb 2014 | 12:00"What can we Cambodians do for our nation?” This is what a Cambodian-American man asked himself after completing his PhD degree in the United States.
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IELTS: A gateway to studying in the US
Wed, 19 Feb 2014 | 12:00Sreng Mao; ACE/IDP
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Poor Pol Pot half-orphan becomes CEO of a Japanese company
Wed, 19 Feb 2014 | 12:00Taiwa Seiki (Cambodia) Corporation is a big Japanese post-harvest machinery maker in Cambodia and the first company in the country that imports materials from Japan to produce rice mills in Cambodia.
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In love? Facebook knows it 100 days before you!
Tue, 18 Feb 2014 | 02:43Future couples are supposed to share an increasing number of posts on Facebook – 100 days before their relationship becomes official, data analysts from Facebook say.
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‘Thy Sovantha and I are no CPP spies!’ Alleged CPP spy Phe Sovannarith talks in LIFT
Wed, 12 Feb 2014 | 01:53A controversy over political activist Thy Sovantha has shaken up the CNRP’s supporter base over the last two weeks leading to a storm of accusations and death threats against the high school student, 19, on Facebook and blogs.
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The Insider’s Guide to Studying in the UK
Wed, 5 Feb 2014 | 12:00Sreng Mao: ACE/IDP
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Thy Sovantha: ‘We cannot know that the CNRP are better. We can only hope.’
Wed, 5 Feb 2014 | 12:00Q: Sovantha, you became famous as CNRP activist. Why do you think Sam Rainsy or Kem Sokha would be better leaders of Cambodia than Hun Sen?
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10 tips to succeed in job interview and to get high salary
Wed, 29 Jan 2014 | 12:00Being invited to an interview is great. But chances to drop a brick are ahead: clothing, manner, and preparation have to be perfect or you won’t get the job and earn the salary you deserve.
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The story of a young teenager: Drugs, Crime, Regret
Wed, 25 Dec 2013 | 12:00“The police are coming!” his friend shouted. Two of his friends had already been arrested. Now it was time for him to decide how to run. It was clear that if he got caught, $1,000 would be needed.
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Life in Bangladesh
Wed, 25 Dec 2013 | 12:00Duong Leakena, 23, a senior student at Asian University for Women (AUW) majoring in philosophy, politics and economics, shared her life experience in Bangladesh with us.