Center for Technical and Vocational Training in Cambodia: Kram Ngoy Center (CKN)

Center for Technical and Vocational Training in Cambodia

Kram Ngoy Center (CKN)

Les Associations participant au Projet du CKN :

Associations participating in Project CKN

ACKN Montpellier

10, rue Ernest Michel

34000 Montpellier, France

Tél : 04 6742 6447 04 6742 6447

What is the CKN (Kram Ngoy Center)

Please visit www.ckncambodia.org

Photos de la 35e JKN du samedi 4 décembre 2010

World skills ASEAN Bangkok (Nov. 2010)

PURPOSE

To contribute to human resource development of Cambodia, participating in training and promotion of economic and technological skills in Cambodia through a permanent transfer, including the Khmer Diaspora, science, technology and know-how developed countries.

MISSION

Creating Futures, the Center for Technical and Vocational Training in Cambodia, Kram Ngoy Center (CKN), the CKN-able to train young people and adults in various fields to make them able to fit into the national economy and there play a dynamic role.

CONCEPT

The "CKN" means the future training center, but also, by extension, the project, program or organization that promotes the realization of this center. The CKN is not only a humanitarian effort, but a work of National Solidarity long breath, looking for leverage, and given the vocation to last.

It built, outside of Cambodia, an organized, confident in itself to achieve autonomy, taking axis on the endogenous development of its resources in order to transfer knowledge, train in time, and effectively manage the aid necessary for its realization. This patient approach and persevering, taking account of cultural and mental, is based on skills from outside the country but also on the experience and proven energy at field. It is characterized by its flexibility and adaptability, inspired by the existing local needs and realities. The CKN plays more roles of pacemaker and support as a direct actor.

While developing the technical, scientific and professional competence, the training aims of human qualities: character, opening spirit, autonomy, initiative and determination. The CKN also considered essential, the opening of Cambodia to the knowledge of the outside. It intends to participate in the development of their transfer and exchange.

The CKN is based on two peer entities: - in France and abroad: a structure of support, technical, scientific and feasible, financial, physical (skills bank, other resources). - Cambodia: a center training and employ-ability.

COOPERATION

CKN mobilizes and unites people of goodwill and Cambodian friends in Cambodia and developing countries which constitute technical forces, moral, intellectual, material and financial invaluable to help educate, train and rebuild Cambodia.

END

Plan to inaugurate the statues of Samdech Sanghareach Chuon Nath and of Kram Ngoy

Samdech Sanghareach Chuon Nath, the revered Buddhist Patriarch of Cambodia who passed away in 1969. He was an expert in the Cambodian language, as well as Pali, and Sanskrit. He speaks fluently several languages.

Kram Ngoy, one of Cambodia's most famous poet (drawing posted at KamnapKumnou.blogspot.com)

Friday, February 08, 2008
Everyday.com.kh
Translated from Khmer by Heng Soy

The city of Phnom Penh plans to inaugurate the statue of Samdech Sanghareach Chuon Nath, the former monk chief of the Buddhist Mohanikay sect, as well as the statue of Neak Phirum Pheasa Ou, also known as Kram Ngoy, one of Cambodia’s most famous poets, on 20 and 21 February. The Rasmei Kampuchea newspaper reported that the inauguration of these statues will be presided by Kep Chuktema, the governor Phnom Penh, with the participation of about 3,000 students and government workers. The inauguration will start with a Buddhist blessing of the two statues on 20 February. In the evening of that same day, a Bassac theater show will feature of the story of Preah Vessandara (one of Buddha’s incarnation before his illumination), followed by an all-night-long show of Chapey Dorn Veng, in the Hun Sen park. In the morning of 21 February, the official inauguration of the two statues will take place. These two statues were built since 28 September 2006. The statue of Samdech Sanghareach Chuon Nath is located in the Hun Sen Park, in Chamcar Mon district, and Kram Ngoy’s statue is located in the park facing the Cambodiana hotel in Daun Penh district.