Professional Internship, 2024-2025

First-generation graduate of GTI, Engineering’s Degree, Academic Year 2024-2025.  My academic background is in Transport and Infrastructure Engineering with a focus on civil transportation and underground structures.  Selected for a 3-month internship program. This experience allowed me to study advanced Japanese construction technologies.  Currently based in Tsukuba, Japan and working in the Promotion and Production Department of a Japanese civil engineering company, Sato Kogyo Co., Ltd.

Professional Internship, 2024-2025

As a student from the 40th generation of GCI, I am truly grateful for the valuable opportunity to participate in the ITC collaboration program with overseas organizations. I look forward to gaining new experiences, learning from people from different backgrounds, and building meaningful connections through this program. I live by the motto, “Work hard, stay humble, and always give your best,” and I hope to make the most of this wonderful opportunity.

Professional Internship, 2025-2026

As part of the 2nd generation of Transport and Infrastructure Engineering at ITC, I am grateful to have begun this journey from Cambodia to Japan. This internship allowed me to apply my academic knowledge, gain practical experience, and learn from dedicated professionals. I am honored to continue my engineering career with the team and carry forward the knowledge and experience I have gained. My sincere thanks to everyone who has guided, supported, and trusted me throughout this journey.

Professional Internship, 2025-2026

Being a member of the 41st generation of the Civil Engineering Department at ITC, my internship at Sato Kogyo in Japan gave me the opportunity to apply my academic knowledge, gain practical engineering experience, and learn from experienced professionals. As I move forward to begin my engineering career in Japan, I will carry with me the knowledge, experience and continue to learn and challenge myself as an engineer.

Professional Internship, 2025-2026

As a 41st-generation GCI student, I am truly delighted and grateful for the opportunity to undertake a 3-months internship at Sato Kogyo Co., Ltd.. This program gave me valuable experience in site visits, safety, technology, and project management. Through this internship, I developed practical construction skills,Japan’s disciplined and culture, communication and adaptability. After completing of my internship, I am grateful to have the opportunity to be selected as an engineer.

Professional Internship, 2026-2027

As a member of the 3rd generation in Department of Transport and Infrastructure Engineering at ITC, I feel fortunate to have started this path from Cambodia to Japan. Through this internship at Sato Kogyo Co., Ltd, I was able to put my academic learning into real world practice, knowing how the construction projects are managed, ensuring projects are built according to design specification, safety standard and structural inspection. I gained a lot of invaluable knowledge from this opportunity which immerse me in innovative infrastructure modernization projects. As I reached this point, I'd like to extend my heartfelt gratitude to all those who have mentored, encouraged, and believed in me along the way.

Professional Internship, 2026-2027

As a member of the 3rd generation of the department of transport and infrastructure engineering at ITC. I am pleased to be a part of students that achieve the opportunity to do an internship program in the field of civil engineering at Sato Kogyo in Japan. That is a chance that allows me to experience a different environment and learn to be a professional engineer. I am confident that this internship program will improve my ability and knowledge to be able to challenge new things and work with engineers that have different profession backgrounds.

Professional Internship, 2026-2027

As a 3rd generation in Transport and Infrastructure engineering at ITC, I am excited to being my internship with Sato Kogyo in Japan. This internship program is valuable opportunity to experience new working environment and culture. I look forward to gaining new knowledge and developing a perspective in the future.

Professional Internship, 2026-2027

Being a 42nd-generation Civil Engineering student at ITC, I am very grateful to take part in an internship at Sato Kogyo in Japan. I see this opportunity as a chance to experience a different working environment, understand how construction projects are managed in Japan, and improve my ability to work with people from different backgrounds. I hope this experience will broaden my perspective, strengthen my confidence, and help me discover the kind of engineer I want to become in the future.

Master's Program via the Yonemori Scholarship Program, 2025-2026

As an ITC architectural engineering 13th-generation graduate and 4th-generation Yonemori Scholarship student, I have found myself learning far beyond architecture and the classroom. This scholarship has given me new places to explore, people to learn from, and experiences that continue to reshape the way I see architecture, life, and my own future. This scholarship is more than a ticket to study abroad. It became my new foundation.

Master's Program via the Yonemori Scholarship Program, 2025-2026

I am very excited and honored to receive the YONEMORI SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM (YSP2026), which gives me the opportunity to pursue my master’s degree in Japan, especially at Kagoshima University. This chance is a major step toward my academic goals. I hope to deepen my knowledge and gain valuable experience in the field of civil engineering. 

Master's Program via the Yonemori Scholarship Program, 2026-2027

As a 41st-generation graduate of GCI, with an engineering degree in 2025-2026, I am truly delighted to pursue my master's degree with the Yonemori Scholarship Program at Kagoshima University in Japan. Being a 5th-generation member of this scholarship program, I have gained more than just an education. I have been able to develop my knowledge of the construction industry, acquire Japanese language skills, gain an understanding of Japanese culture, and work with Yonemori Construction Group upon graduation. 

Master's Program via the Yonemori Scholarship Program, 2026-2027

As an Architectural Engineering, Generation 14, at the Institute of Technology of Cambodia (ITC). Through my studies and various projects, I have gained experience in architectural design, 2D and 3D drawing, wooden construction techniques, architectural construction, and teamwork. In particular, I had the opportunity to participate in an internship in Chofu, Tokyo, Japan, which increased my interest in experiencing life in Japan and exploring new opportunities as a YSP scholarship student. I enjoy learning new ideas, experiencing different environments, and gaining practical experience to develop myself and challenge myself to become a professional architectural engineer.

Architectural Engineering Internship, 2026

As a 14th-generation Architectural Engineering student at Institute of Technology of Cambodia, my three-month internship program spanning Cambodia and Japan with Hayashi Construction Co., Ltd. in Chofu City, Tokyo via Althos Partners Japan Co., Ltd., was an eye-opening journey of professional and personal growth. I gained hands-on experience in construction management works under Japan's high-precision building standards. Beyond the workplace, living in Japan provided an incredible opportunity to immerse myself in new culture from navigating Japanese workplace etiquette and collaborating across language barriers to exploring local traditions firsthand. This internship experience not only strengthened my technical knowledge, but also broadened my mindset, showing me how cross-cultural adaptability shapes a well-rounded engineer.

Architectural Engineering Internship, 2026

As an Architectural Engineering student, I had the opportunity to participate in a three-month internship program at Hayashi Construction Co., Ltd., headquartered in Chofu City, beginning with two months of training in Cambodia before traveling to Chofu, Tokyo, Japan, for one month. During my time in Japan, I studied construction site management and learned about advanced construction technologies, modern building materials, and practical construction methods used in Japan. This experience allowed me to broaden my knowledge of architectural engineering, gain international exposure, and understand how innovative technologies and materials are applied in real construction projects. 

Architectural Engineering Internship, 2026

Graduate in Architectural Engineering from the Institute of Technology of Cambodia with hand-on professional internship experience in Japan. During an international internship opportunity with Hayashi Construction Co., Ltd. in Tokyo via Althos Partners Japan Co., Ltd., gained pratical expertise in site supervision, quality control, work inspections, and Japanese construction standards. Experienced in technical workflows, and construction processes within international professional environment. This experience have enhanced my understanding of working effectively in a professional environment. 

Builder Training Program in Okinawa, 2025

As an Architectural Engineering, Generation 13th, at the Institute of Technology of Cambodia (ITC). I gained valuable experience in concept design, including both 2D and 3D architectural development. After graduating with a Bachelor’s degree, I joined Treeful Treehouse Sustainable Resort as a builder and completed a four months training program in Japan. This experience helped me understand the reality of construction beyond design and deepened my knowledge of sustainable architecture. Most importantly, I learned how to respect nature, adapt buildings to the forest, and create spaces that live in harmony with the environment. 

Builder Training Program in Okinawa, 2025

As an architecture Engineering Generation 13, at the Institute of Technology of Cambodia (ITC). Through my training in Okinawa, Japan 4 months.I gain experience in architecture design, sustainable building, environment, 3D drawing, wooden construction techniques and team work. After training I had opportunity to work with Japan company, Treeful Treehouse Sustainable Resort. 

Builder Training Program in Okinawa, 2025

As an Architectural Engineering graduate from the Institute of Technology of Cambodia (ITC), I have developed experience in architectural design, 2D and 3D modeling, interior design, construction, and wooden construction techniques. After graduation, I worked as an architect and interior designer before joining Treeful Cambodia, where I currently work as a treehouse builder and designer. Through my work, I have gained practical experience in designing and constructing nature-based structures, working with natural materials, and developing sustainable solutions for forest environments. My experience in Japan also strengthened my interest in Japanese architecture, craftsmanship, and the relationship between architecture and nature. I enjoy learning through both design and hands-on construction, and I believe architecture should be functional, sustainable, and respectful of its surrounding environment. My goal is to continue challenging myself, expand my knowledge through new experiences, and develop into a professional who can combine architectural design, construction, and sustainable thinking. 

Builder Training Program in Okinawa, 2025

I am an Architectural Engineer of GAR 13th, from Institute of Technology of Cambodia, with a passion for design and creating things with purpose. Throughout my studies and internships journey, I discovered that I enjoy not only designing, but also learning through real experience.

After graduation, I had the opportunity to train in sustainable treehouse design and construction at Treeful, Japan. Working with wood and building with my own hands changed the way I see architecture, not just as drawings and ideas, but as something to make, experience, and learn from. This journey continues to inspire me to explore new ideas, take on new challenges, and grow through every project to be professional in it.

Builder Training Program in Okinawa, 2025

As an Architectural Engineering student in Generation 13 at the Institute of Technology of Cambodia (ITC), I have gained experience through my studies and various projects in architectural design, 2D and 3D drafting, wooden construction techniques, architectural construction, and teamwork. In particular, I have developed practical skills in design and construction while working effectively with others.I have a great opportunity work with Japan company (Treeful Treehouse) and also have a training in Nago, Okinawa, Japan.It was a valuable experience in my life, allowing me to explore new experiences, gain practical skills, improve my teamwork and communication skills, and learn about Japanese culture and work practices.

Builder Training Program in Okinawa, 2025

I’m a 13th generation Architectural Engineering Department graduate student from Institute of Technology of Cambodia (ITC). After my graduation, I gained an opportunity to train and work for a resort company “Treeful Treehouse Sustainable Resort” in Japan for 4 months. I gained various skills working there such as woodworking, construction, 3d designing and other experiences. 

Builder Training Program in Okinawa, 2025

I am a 13th-generation GAR student at ITC, and I had the chance to go abroad to Japan for the past four months and now work at Treeful Treehouse Sustainable Resort. I learned more than I expected, and I’m excited to continue this journey with them.

Builder Training Program in Okinawa, 2025 

I am an Architectural Engineering graduate from the Institute of Technology of Cambodia (ITC). After graduation, I joined a Japanese company specializing in sustainable architecture and nature-based hospitality and participated in a four-month training program in Okinawa, Japan. Through this experience, I gained practical skills in architectural design, sustainable building, environmental design, 3D modeling, wooden construction, and teamwork, while developing valuable experience in a Japanese working environment.