About Us – DON BOSCO TECHNICAL SCHOOL PHNOM PENH

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We are still open for new student enrollment for whose who finished grade12 (Pass or fail) in the 20 months scholarship program (Associate degree). And who finished grade9 (Pass or fail) in the 15 months scholarship program (Vocational degree).

Don Bosco Technical School Phnom Penh

About Us

Don Bosco Technical School Phnom Penh “DBTS” is one of the project of Don Bosco Foundation of Cambodia, founded in 1991 to provide technical training for young people especially those who are from poor or vulnerable background. There are thousands of graduated students have been benefited from its various program or skills such as Electrical, Mechanical, Welding, Automotive, Computer, Electronic and Printing.

Not only for technical education but also, provide scholarship programs for many children to support their integral education.

DBTS developed a strong partnership with many organizations both location and international including government agencies, NGOs and businesses as well as past pupils which enabled us to establish a dynamic network to ensure the quality and capability of services for the poor children and young people in Cambodia.

Target Groups

Young people who have finished 9 to 12th grade. These youth are from rural areas with limited economic resources, are orphans, and/or abandoned youth. Younger children in similar circumstances are sponsored through DBCF in order for them to finish 12th grade.

Our Goal

Give young people the opportunity to get a two year technical education which gives them a better chance to get a job and thus improve their standard of living. Provide conditions for underprivileged children in Cambodia, through DBCF, to continue their studies up to 12th grade.

Our Vision-Mission

Vision

We envision an Educative Pastoral Community that provides a holistic education to the poor youth through Don Bosco’s Preventive System with competency in technical skills and sound morality making them agents of development and positive change in the family and society.