At Sisters of Code, we provide different programs to support young girls in Cambodia to grow, learn, and succeed in their life. This year, we have hosted a new program called Sisters of Code Employment Skills Program consisting of two courses in which female university students can choose to advance their skills such as Digital Entrepreneurship and Digital Marketing or Website Development and UX/UI Designs. On August 17, 2024, we were proud to see a group of our talented students in the Digital Entrepreneurship and Digital Marketing course has been delivered following Deloitte EleVate curriculum and also Deloitte coaches from South East Asia offices working with the students in Cambodia who had learned valuable knowledge from this program that allowed them to develop and present their great business ideas with very interesting marketing strategies for their final business pitch presentation day. In this course, we divided students into 6 groups and each group had their own business project that focused on education, health, and personal development. Here’s a simple guide to what they’re doing.
1. Recharge Project
The Recharge Project is all about helping students take a break from their busy lives. This project organizes trips where they can relax, meditate, and spend time in nature. It’s a chance for them to reconnect with themselves and find peace, so they can return to their studies feeling refreshed and focused. Please check out their facebook page for more insights, Recharge Facebook Page
2. UniConnex Project
University life can be stressful, with lots of assignments and deadlines. The UniConnex Project is a tool that helps students stay on top of their work. It also connects them with mentors and other students who can offer support. By working together, students can manage their time better and succeed in their studies. Please check out their facebook page for more insights, Uniconnext Facebook Page
3. NutriMix Project
Eating healthy food is important, especially for students who need energy to keep up with their busy schedules. The NutriMix Project delivers tasty and nutritious snacks and meals made from organic ingredients. We make sure these healthy options are affordable and delivered quickly, so students can take care of their health without spending too much. Please check out their facebook page for more insights, NutriMix Facebook Page
4. Kror Pom Project
Understanding reproductive health is important for everyone. The Kror Pom Project provides education and training workshops on this topic, both online and in-person. We also offer help with booking clinic appointments through trusted partners. Our goal is to make sure students have the information and support they need to take care of their health. Please check out their facebook page for more insights, Kror Pom Facebook Page
5. Neary Career Project
Finding a job after graduation can be tough, especially for young women in Cambodia. The Neary Career Project helps by matching recent female graduates with jobs that suit their skills. We want to help them overcome financial challenges and start their careers with confidence. Please check out their facebook page for more insights, Neary Career Facebook Page
6. Uniship Project
Getting a scholarship can make a big difference in a student’s life. The Uniship Project helps students find local scholarships that match their dreams and qualifications. We provide information, practice tests, and interview tips to help them succeed. Our mission is to make higher education more accessible and affordable. Please check out their facebook page for more insights, Uniship Facebook Page
Sisters of Code is deeply proud of the incredible journey we’ve shared. The dedication, creativity, and teamwork that students have brought to these final projects have been truly inspiring. Seeing students unite, support one another, and turn their ideas into reality has been a deeply rewarding experience. These projects represent more than just hard work; they’re about making a real, positive impact on the lives of students and young people.
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