austraLasia #2236
1,224 vie for 280 places at 'Don Bosco' PP
PHNOM PENH: 23rd August 2008 -- Without seeing or hearing
advertisements in newspapers, radio, TV, one thousand, two hundred and
twenty four applicants sat today, 23rd August, for written examinations
at Don Bosco Technical School Phnom Penh to vie for 280 places for the
new school year.
Prior to these examinations, all candidates had
passed an individual interview by Salesians. The interview and test, if
successful, offers six choices in a two year employable skills
training, viz., mechanics, electricity, automotive, printing, and hotel
management/services. To be successful, in addition to success in
the exams, the trainee is selected according to certain priorities:
poor and orphaned, 15-19 years old, completed Grade 9, from a large
family (six siblings or more), average intelligence. Motivation to
study and work and willingness to help the family after graduation are
also given consideration.
On Saturday 6 September, the school will organise a
Certification Day for 293 graduates from the 2007-8 school year.
But graduates have already found employment in various industries since
30 June. The guest of honour for their graduation day will be the
Hon. Ung Chhat. He is a past pupil of the first batch of
graduates from 1991-92. He now serves as deputy governor of Kep City,
Kampot Province.
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Title: australasia 2236
Subject and key words: EAO Provinces THA-Cambodia. School year,
graduation, new trainees
Date (year): 2008
ID: 2000-2099|2236