Primary education is free, with half-day classes in the morning and holidays in the afternoon.
This is true in public schools, but not in many better private schools. Those with better family conditions will report to the cram school. As a result, many children from poor families finish their one-day classes after half a day.
Teachers' salaries are not very high, and they often go to cram schools when they have no classes.
Tutoring has become a large part of these teachers' income. If you want to learn more, you need to pay tuition to the teacher.
Many people who can go to university have gone to Malaysia, China or Singapore.
Although there are universities in Cambodia, there is still a gap in the level. In short, in terms of education, influenced by Cambodia's overall environment, Cambodia has not paid much attention to China's education for the time being. But now some private schools in Cambodia have a good educational environment. Many foreign businessmen living and developing in Cambodia, including China people, send their children to private schools.