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Minister for Education Shawn Edward, Permanent Secretary and officials from the Human Resource Development Unit had a sit down with the four

Prime Minister Hun Sen has requested that South Korea increase the quota for Cambodian workers in the country, where around 45,000 are currently employed.

Prime Minister Hun Sen has requested that South Korea increase the quota for Cambodian workers in the country, where around 45,000 are currently employed. Hun Sen made the call on March 23 during the inauguration of National Road 21, which stretches nearly 64km from the Takhmao roundabout in Kandal province to the Cambodia- Vietnam international border.

13 May 2021 - Wits University Wits has introduced a new range of online development opportunities for the benefit of staff members. The Human Resource Development Unit (HRDU) at Wits has forged a partnership with Coursera as from 2021. This partnership introduces a top-notch range of online staff development opportunities to give employees more flexibility, and the power to advance skills sets and careers. Coursera is one of the top-ranked international learning platforms and offers a wide sele...

Cambodian workers taking a language class before their employment in South Korea. - EEDO PHNOM PENH (The Phnom Penh Post/ANN): Cambodia and South Korea have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) that permits some Cambodian workers to find employment there under the Korean Employment Permit System (EPS). For over a decade now, nearly 70,000 Cambodians have found employment in South Korea through the EPS. The original MoU was co-signed by Prime Minister Hun Sen and former South Korean Presi...

Share South Korean job permits ready Wed, 3 February 2021 Cambodia and South Korea have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) that permits some Cambodian workers to find employment there under the Korean Employment Permit System (EPS). For over a decade now, nearly 70,000 Cambodians have found employment in South Korea through the EPS. The original MoU was co-signed by Prime Minister Hun Sen and former South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun in November 2006. The Ministry of Labour and Voc...