Difference between Web and Software Developer

The demand for professional IT education in Cambodia continues to grow rapidly. More students are looking for practical, career-focused programs that prepare them for real jobs in the digital economy. Due to strong enrollment interest, IT Academy STEP Cambodia is officially opening two additional professional groups starting in March 2026. These new groups are designed to provide more flexibility while maintaining the same international-standard curriculum and hands-on learning experience that STEP is known for. Seats are limited, and early registration is strongly recommended.   New March 2026 Intake: Program & Schedule To accommodate increasing demand, STEP is opening: - Computer Graphics & Design – Afternoon Group 📅 Starting March 16, 2026 - Software Development – Morning Group 📅 Starting March 18, 2026 These new schedules allow students to choose a study time that fits their university, work, or personal commitments.   Computer Graphic

Coding Is a Learnable Skill, Not a Special Talent For many young people in Cambodia, software development still feels like a career only for “geniuses” or math experts. The truth is much simpler: coding is a skill, not a talent you’re born with. Just like learning English, design, or video editing, programming is something anyone can learn with the right guidance, practice, and mindset. Today, students from fresh high school graduates to university students are successfully learning software development and building real careers from it.   The Growing Demand for Software Developers in Cambodia Cambodia’s tech industry is growing faster than ever. More companies, startups, and international businesses are looking for developers who can build websites, apps, and systems. Yet, many students still choose traditional majors without realizing that software development is one of the highest-paying and most in-demand careers in the market. You don’t need to be “good at

Last Sunday, January 18, 2026, IT Academy STEP Cambodia proudly held another meaningful graduation ceremony at our new Olympic branch, bringing together students, families, teachers, and leaders to celebrate one important milestone: progress earned through commitment and real skills. This ceremony marked the graduation of two STEP programs coming together in one celebration: students from the Computer Graphics & Design program (Morning Group) and the Software Development program (Evening Group). Each graduate completed a journey that demanded discipline, creativity, and continuous learning in a fast-changing tech world.   A Message About the Future of Tech in Cambodia The ceremony was honored by the presence of Branch Director Mrs. Natalja Rodionova, who delivered an inspiring speech focused on the growing opportunities in Cambodia’s technology and digital industries. She shared insights into how tech skills are no longer optional but essential, and how Cambodian student

Cambodian Youth Live Online Today’s Khmer students spend most of their time on Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, and Telegram. This is where trends start, opinions form, and buying decisions happen. Traditional marketing like flyers or banners, barely reaches Gen Z anymore. If a brand is not online, young people simply ignore it.   Businesses in Cambodia Have Changed Many Cambodian businesses have shifted to online selling, social media promotion, and digital ads. From small shops to large companies, they now depend on Facebook Ads, content marketing, and influencers. This means they need people with digital skills, not just traditional marketing knowledge.   Traditional Marketing Cannot Track Results One big problem with traditional marketing is that it’s hard to measure. You don’t know who saw your banner or if it worked. Digital marketing allows businesses to track views, clicks, engagement, and sales. Companies prefer marketers who understand data and performa