Chhum Seiha's Profile


  • Academic Record
    • 1992-1997: Studied at Primary School (Phum Kampov)
    • 1997-2003: Studied at Secondary School (Hun Sen Phnom Sampov)
    • 2003-2007: Studied at High Education (University of Management and Economics)
      • 2007: Graduate Bachelor of Business Administration (HRM)
      • 2009: Graduate Master of Business Administration (General Management)
  • Working Record 
    • 2004-2005: Worked as Academic Assistant at UME (Kampong Cham)
    • 2006-2007: Worked as Administrative Assistant UME (Kampong Som)
    • 2007-2009: Worked as Chief Administration Officer UME (Kampong Som)
    • 2009-2010: Worked as Admin/HR personnel unit and Branch Manager at Pachem Dental Cllinic
    • 2010-Current: Working as Chief Admin/HR and Operation Officer at Pachem Dental Clinic

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