Research Interest:
- Economics of Education, Migration and Remittnace, Basic Education, Education Finance, Child Work
Education
- Ph.D., Kobe University (March.2019)
- Master of Economics, Kobe University (September.2015)
- Bachelor of Education in English, Royal University of Phnom Penh, Cambodia (July.2008)
- Certificate of Basic American English Language Training Course, Defense Language Institute, United States of America (April.2008)
- Certificate of Advanced Australia English Language Course, Defense International Training Center, Australia (June.2007)
- Certificate of Methodology in English Language Teaching Course, Defense International Training Center, Australia (Feb.2006)
- Certificate of Teacher Training, Phnom Penh Regional Teacher Training Center, Cambodia (July.2001)
Experiences
- Lecturer, University of Cambodia, Cambodia (June.2019 – )
- Instructor, Pannasastra University, Cambodia (Apr.2009 – Sept.2012)
- Instrustor, National Defense University, Cambodia (Jan.2005 – Oct.2008)
- Teacher of English, Singapore International School, Cambodia (Jun.2007 – April.2009)
- Teacher of English, Toul Svayprey High School, Cambodia (Oct/2001 – July/2012)
Publication
Academic Associations
- Japanese Comparative Education Society (JCES)
- Japan Society For International Development (JASID)
Academic Conference Presentation
- Phon, S. “Effects of Migration and Remittances on Children Working in Cambodia” Poster presentation at the 29th Japan Society For International Development Annual Conference, Tsukuba University, 23 November 2018.
- Phon, S. “Effects of Migration and Remittances on Education of Children Left Behind” Paper presented at the 15th International Education Development Forum, Kobe University, 16 November 2018.</li
- Phon, S. “Migration Risk Aversion and Impacts on Migrants’ Children Education: Evidence from Cambodia” Paper presented at 2017 Campus Asia Kick-off Symposium. ANA Crown Hotel, Kobe, Japan, February 2017. (E)
- Phon, S. “Gender Gap in Learning Achievements in Tanzanian Primary Schools” Proposal presented at the 11th Africa Educational Research Forum (AERF)’s conference, Kyoto Women University, Japan, 2013. (E)
Languages/ Skills
- Khmer (Native), English (Fluent), Japanese (Beginner)
- MS Word, Excel, Power Point, Stata
Message to Potential Candidates to Ogawa Seminar
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