I.T Program
Our students have the option to utilize a computer to construct their community.
Many of our students come from a village lacking basic facilities like electricity and plumbing. As a result, they do not have access to technology or hardware in their homes.
In the Cambodian public school system, children are not introduced to computers until secondary school. Even then, they only have one hour of class per week, insufficient time to learn the basics. Moreover, the classes are often overcrowded, and the resources are frequently broken. Consequently, less than 25% of children reach high school.
Computer literacy is an essential skill in the 21st-century job market and is particularly important for our students. Over the past decade, technology has become a driving force in people’s lives, transcending poverty, race, and economics.
