Should Women Continue to Get Master Degree?

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"Women are not in the situation of one hand carry out her baby and another hand is used for cooking.; therefore, women should be updated." By Chan Sinet, Loy9 Producer, BBC Media Action.

 "Women shall get master decree level because the need of job market and competition and especially with Asians who are coming to work in Cambodia. A person who has high education is potential to get good jobs, earn a lot of money and position promotion from time to time". "An high educated woman is always respected from her husband and family and this is a part of happiness. Furthermore, educated women will be the role model for new generation for example: if a mother got master decree education level, her children will follow her step and get higher education." By Kith Marady, Senior Legal Advisor.

 Published by Krama Post dated March 8, 2016

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