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PHNOM PENH, February 21, 2026 — For senior students, understanding the scale of Cambodia’s manufacturing prowess is a vital part of their professional preparation. This week, Year 4 students took their learning to the factory floor during a comprehensive Local Study Tour to Ealytex Cambodia.

The visit provided a rare “behind-the-scenes” look at the complexities of the garment industry, moving beyond textbooks to witness the pulse of real-world production.

Key Learning Outcomes from the Field

During the tour, students engaged with several core aspects of industrial management:

• Production Line Dynamics: Observing the end-to-end lifecycle of garment manufacturing, from raw materials to finished export-ready goods.
• Organizational Hierarchy: Understanding how large-scale factories structure their workforce and management teams to maintain efficiency.
• Operational Management: Learning how industry professionals handle quality control, logistics, and workflow optimization under strict deadlines.

Connecting the Dots

From our perspective at 91¿ì»îÁÖ×îаæ, study tours of this caliber are essential for Year 4 students as they prepare for the workforce. This exposure allows them to:

1. Validate Academic Concepts: Seeing how supply chain theories and management principles are applied in high-pressure environments.
2. Network with Professionals: Gaining direct insights from experts who drive one of Cambodia’s most significant economic sectors.
3. Career Mapping: Helping students visualize their future roles within the industry, whether in operations, management, or design.

We extend our gratitude to Ealytex Cambodia for their hospitality and for serving as a bridge between academic study and industrial excellence.