This is my statement writing on this question:
Please:- a) give up to three practical examples of how you intend to use the knowledge, skills and connections you will gain from your scholarship. Possible tasks can be personal and/or professional; and
b) list any possible constraints you think may prevent you from achieving these tasks.*:
Firstly, the MBA program in Australia will expose me to international business environment and real-world case studies, which will strengthen my skills in financial management and strategic planning. Hence, I will use these skills to improve business planning and budget-friendly system for business succession and sustainability, especially in the competitive market in Cambodia.
Secondly, I will work on transferring my knowledge and expertise to the community through online content or small workshops. Many micro and small enterprises lack details education of digital tools and modern management techniques. Therefore, through lessons on topics such as digital marketing, monitor market trends, and encourage innovation. I intent to help business owners improve their operations and adapt to changing market demands.
Lastly, the connections and network I built during my studies will be an opportunity to increase business cooperation and knowledge exchange. Working with international people will help me gain new ideas, explore business opportunities, and apply best practices to my business. Those connections will expand creativity and innovation from diverse viewpoints
There are some challenges that may affect my plan. Currently, the conflict between Cambodia and Thailand have caused instability for business in Banteay Meanchey province, including my own. As the majority of our customers are farmers, the war causes them to have poor financial situation, which affects the sales. Moreover, the instability of the country situation makes many businesses less willing to expand. The intense price-based competition in both national and regional market also limits revenues. However, local businesses have learned to adapt with these challenges. Locals are becoming more flexible, moving away from traditional ways, and embracing modern business knowledge.
Please:- a) give up to three practical examples of how you intend to use the knowledge, skills and connections you will gain from your scholarship. Possible tasks can be personal and/or professional; and
b) list any possible constraints you think may prevent you from achieving these tasks.*:
Firstly, the MBA program in Australia will expose me to international business environment and real-world case studies, which will strengthen my skills in financial management and strategic planning. Hence, I will use these skills to improve business planning and budget-friendly system for business succession and sustainability, especially in the competitive market in Cambodia.
Secondly, I will work on transferring my knowledge and expertise to the community through online content or small workshops. Many micro and small enterprises lack details education of digital tools and modern management techniques. Therefore, through lessons on topics such as digital marketing, monitor market trends, and encourage innovation. I intent to help business owners improve their operations and adapt to changing market demands.
Lastly, the connections and network I built during my studies will be an opportunity to increase business cooperation and knowledge exchange. Working with international people will help me gain new ideas, explore business opportunities, and apply best practices to my business. Those connections will expand creativity and innovation from diverse viewpoints
There are some challenges that may affect my plan. Currently, the conflict between Cambodia and Thailand have caused instability for business in Banteay Meanchey province, including my own. As the majority of our customers are farmers, the war causes them to have poor financial situation, which affects the sales. Moreover, the instability of the country situation makes many businesses less willing to expand. The intense price-based competition in both national and regional market also limits revenues. However, local businesses have learned to adapt with these challenges. Locals are becoming more flexible, moving away from traditional ways, and embracing modern business knowledge.
