We are amazed every day by our scholarship students. The hard work and dedication they show for both their studies and volunteer work with JWOC is inspiring. We are always eager to see the incredible things they will do after university, especially the impact they will have in their communities. With that, we are extremely proud and excited to welcome our very own scholarship student Lita to the JWOC team as Microfinance Program Manager!
A bit more from Lita...
Hello! My name is Vuth Lita. I was born in Kampong Cham province and moved to Siem Reap city in 2005 with my family. Since graduating high school in 2011, I have been pursuing a degree in Finance and Banking
at University of South East Asia through the JWOC Scholarship award.
This
opportunity has helped me to be able to volunteer as a Credit Officer with JWOC since
2011. At the same time, to gain various experiences, I worked as an Assistant Accountant
at Provincial Department of Rural Development for three years. After that, I
worked as an Accountant at Fragrance Angkor Hotel for six months.
During my volunteering time as a Loan Officer at JWOC, I
controlled the process of credit and saving related transactions from the advertisement period through to collection. I also promoted JWOC’s products and
services to the clients and other stakeholders.
In 2014, I became a Loan
Officer Team Leader. My obligation has been coaching and training the team members on
product knowledge and credit assessment skill.
I really enjoy helping people who have no enough money to extend their
businesses and to increase their standard of living. If they can run their business
smoothly, they can afford to send their children to school.
This means I am able to help children access educational opportunities as well.
I’m very happy to have this chance to work in
JWOC as the position of Microfinance Program Manager. I hope that I can help
scholarship students with their experiences in microfinance and help people extend their businesses.
