Presence of Khmer Workers in Cargill

91 Khmer workers from various provinces in Cambodia are attended in the Orientation Course for paring to start their new work in the company. The course is on learning Thai daily words in work, how to adapt their living way in new workplace. It is the first time that the company has its workforce as Khmer people. The course takes two days to finish, 29-30 July 2010.

Khmer Learning Roadshow

According to the big need of Thai people who obtain Khmer language in order to complete the present and future marketing's need, the department of Thai and Oriental Languages under the supporting from Mahasarakham University, launched the program of roadshow on foreign language teaching in this university from 19-23 July 2010. The program is to make understanding to students in some provincial schools in the area on the importance and roles of neighboring languages.

Khmer Course for Staff in CarGill Company

Even though there is slight problem in diplomatic relationship between Cambodia and Thailand, the overall view of relation of two countries is considerably good, especially in the business field.

Cargill Company is a large, fully integrated poultry processing business with locations in Saraburi and Koraj, Thailand. In the end of July 2010, in its first step, the company will receive 100 Khmer workforce from Cambodia to work in it. As its plan, the number of Khmer workforce to be hired by the company will be reached at the amount of 1000. Due to the large number of Khmer workforce in the company, it needs to improve its staff who get in charge with those workers to have some understandings on Khmer, its culture and language in daily usage. Three lecturers and students, specialist in Khmer, are invited to give lecture on the above topic.

The presence of Khmer workforce in Thailand, especially in Cargill, is the big market for Thai students who have good knowledge in Khmer language i.e. in attending in Khmer Major.

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Ritual of Sampeah Kru 2010

It is the fifth year of my presence in Mahasarakham University. In every beginning of the academic year, the university always holds a ritual ceremony, the ceremony of students pay their respects to their lecturers.

Khmer Scholarship Students 2010