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A developing Cambodia will need to upskill its young population and be aware that industries they work in will likely be very different in the future. Large companies will need to do more than offer financial support.
In a country where more than one-third of the total population is under the age of 15, university enrolment is increasing too slowly. According to a four-year strategic plan for the education sector released before the COVID-19 pandemic, the Cambodian government had hoped 16% of all students graduating from high schools would enroll in universities by 2023.
However, that target will likely be missed.