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PPCBank Signs Internship and Job Opportunities MoU with BELTEI International University


Phnom Penh, Cambodia, October 7, 2024 – PPCBank, Cambodia’s most influential commercial bank, has signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with BELTEI International University to provide students with internships and job opportunities over the next three years. In addition to internships, students who are considering a banking career will also have the opportunity to visit PPCBank to gain practical hands-on experience at what is one of Cambodia’s leading commercial banks.


The MoU was signed in Phnom Penh at an event presided over by Mr. Lee Jinkyu, Executive Vice President of PPCBank, as well as H.E. Ly Navuth, President of BELTEI International University.

Mr. Lee Jinkyu expressed his gratitude for the new partnership saying, “Our collaboration with BELTEI International University provides us with a unique opportunity to transfer knowledge and skills, as well as market-leading professionalism, to the bankers of tomorrow. It also helps prepare the younger generation for a more seamless transition to working life after they have completed their studies.” He added that, “We are looking forward to deepening what we hope will be a long-standing partnership with BELTEI International University.”

Under the MoU, PPCBank and BELTEI will organize lectures and workshops for both students and PPCBank employees in several fields, in addition to specialized courses and volunteer initiatives. PPCBank staff and their relatives will also enjoy special 30% discounts on tuition fees at BELTEI International University. In turn, the management and staff of BELTEI will receive special benefits for PPCBank transactions, including local transfers, corporate internet banking with smartBiz, inward remittances, and payroll and savings accounts.

PPCBank believes that this collaboration will position the Bank as a center of learning for new banking talent, thereby assisting the kingdom in bridging the human resource skills gap and ensuring the continued development of the financial services sector as a whole.