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On July 9, 2026, Sisters of Code officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Educational Broadcasting Cambodia (EBC) Organization to expand access to quality digital education for female students across Cambodia. The partnership focuses on jointly developing digital and coding educational content, establishing a learning management system (LMS) on EBC's platforms, and expanding learning opportunities for Sisters of Code female students at Community Tech Centers

Many Cambodian students, especially female students, are interested in pursuing higher education in technology but may not always have access to information about scholarship opportunities or know how to prepare for the application process. To help bridge this information gap, Sisters of Code is excited to launch the Tech Scholarship Webinar Series. The first session, "Students’ Journey in the Techo Digital Talent Scholarship," is a free online webinar featuring current schol

When Pheary Amarak Botrei walked into her first Sisters of Code class in 2019, she was just nine years old. At the time, she had little idea that one Saturday coding class would spark a passion that continues to shape her education and career aspirations today. Nine-year-old Botrei in her first Sisters of Code class Her father was the one who introduced her to the program. When she was accepted into the Sisters of Code Club, he bought her a laptop so she could learn and pract

On Saturday, 27 June 2026, Sisters of Code celebrated the graduation of 29 female students in Grades 10 and 11 who successfully completed the 15-week Sisters of Code Ambassadors Program, which is a training-of-trainers program in coding, digital skills, leadership, and project management. Sisters of Code Ambassadors Graduation 2026: Takeo Province The graduates came from six public high schools in Takeo Province: Sok An Tram Khnar High School, Bunrany Hun Sen Bati High School