To deepen exchanges and cooperation in the vocational education sector between China and Vietnam and jointly cultivate high-quality technical and skilled talents that meet regional development needs, the Sino-Vietnamese Vocational Colleges Exchange Event was held at our school's Intelligent Manufacturing Building on December 25th. Representatives from several vocational colleges in Vietnam gathered with our school leaders and heads of relevant departments to discuss vocational education development and explore collaborative initiatives.
Vice President Zhang Haixia extended a warm welcome to the guests from Vietnam and representatives from Zhengchuwei, providing a detailed introduction to the school's educational features, achievements in program development, and progress in internationalization. Zhang Haixia emphasized that vocational education plays a crucial role in cultivating skilled talents and empowering industrial upgrading. The school actively implements "Vocational Education Going Global" concept and hopes to use this exchange as an opportunity to establish a regular cooperation mechanism with Vietnamese institutions, aiming for resource sharing and mutual benefits. Nguyễn Thành Kính, Chairman of the Council of Institute of Science and Education Technology of Vietnam, introduced the institute’s history and developmental achievements. He noted that China's vocational education has accumulated valuable experience in areas such as industry-education integration and skilled talent cultivation, which is worthy of study and reference by Vietnamese institutions. He looks forward to deepening cooperation with our school in areas like joint program development, faculty exchanges, and student interactions.
The Vietnamese delegation visited practical training venues at the school, including Intelligent Manufacturing Building and Chemical Engineering Training Building. The school's advanced training equipment, industry-education integrated educational model, and rich educational atmosphere that fosters holistic development of every student left a deep impression on the delegation.
The successful hosting of this Sino-Vietnamese vocational colleges exchange event not only enhanced mutual understanding and trust between the two sides but also established a solid platform for subsequent in-depth and multi-dimensional vocational education cooperation. Representatives from Vietnamese institutions attending the event included Đường Xuân Tùng, Principal of Hanoi College of Pharmacy, Nguyễn Thế Lực, President of Institute of Science and Education Technology of Vietnam, and Nguyễn Hiếu, Vice Principal of Hanoi Technical and Business College.