Imagine a generation of young people across Cambodia, Malaysia, Vietnam and beyond who did not have to figure it out alone.
Students who knew which path fit them before they chose it. Graduates who entered the workforce with real skills, real confidence and real connections to employers who were looking for exactly them. Governments with the data to make education policy that actually reflects where jobs are going.
Leap Sok started Sala because he lived the alternative. Growing up in Cambodia, he had ambition but no map. He watched talented people around him take wrong turns — not because they lacked ability, but because nobody had built the infrastructure to help them find the right one. When he entered the tech industry, he carried that question with him.
“What would change if students had access to the same quality of guidance that the most privileged students in the world take for granted?”
Sala is his answer. And after six years, it is no longer just an answer on paper.
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