HaUI and YOTOO Aim to Establish a Center for Skills Training and Employment Services
On June 18, Associate Professor, Dr. Pham Van Dong, Vice Rector of Hanoi University of Industry (HaUI), welcomed representatives from YOTOO Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. (Hong Kong) China, to discuss a potential collaboration. The meeting underscored a mutual interest in advancing educational and professional opportunities through a proposed Center for Skills Training and Employment Services.
Overview of the meeting
Mr. Tu Van Sam, Chairman of YOTOO, praised the modern facilities and professional training environment at HaUI. Impressed by the university's infrastructure, Mr. Tu expressed a strong interest in partnering with HaUI to establish a Practice Center. This center would employ a deeply integrated model focusing on "Skills Training and Employment Services," aiming to link educational training with actual workforce needs. Through project-based training programs, the center would help students swiftly acquire practical skills and transition into effective employment.
Mr. Tu Van Sam, Chairman of YOTOO expressed a strong interest in partnering with HaUI to establish a Practice Center
Associate Professor, Dr. Pham Van Dong, echoed this enthusiasm for collaboration. He emphasized HaUI's commitment to expanding its cooperative efforts with YOTOO in establishing the proposed Center for Practicing Skills Training and Employment Services. He hopes this partnership will foster extensive cooperation across various fields, enhancing the university's educational offerings and employment support for students.
In response to the evolving demands of the labor market, Hanoi University of Industry has proactively adopted an enterprise model within the university. This model ensures a seamless integration of training activities with societal needs, providing a robust framework for students to gain practical skills and secure job opportunities. The enterprise model also serves as a vital link between academic training and professional practice, bridging the gap between education and employment.
Associate Professor, Dr. Pham Van Dong emphasized HaUI's commitment to expanding its cooperative efforts with YOTOO in establishing the proposed Center
HaUI has a history of successful collaborations with major corporations and businesses from China, including Foxconn, Luxshare, and JA Solar. These partnerships have been instrumental in developing comprehensive training programs, facilitating internships, and ensuring job placements for graduates. The cooperation with YOTOO represents a continuation of this strategy, promising to enhance the quality of education and professional readiness of HaUI students.
The proposed Center for Practicing Skills Training and Employment Services marks a significant step in HaUI's mission to provide students with practical, job-ready skills. This initiative aligns with the university's broader goals of fostering international partnerships and continuously improving its educational programs to meet the dynamic needs of the global labor market.
By leveraging YOTOO's expertise and HaUI's established educational infrastructure, this collaboration aims to create a state-of-the-art training center that will benefit students, educators, and employers alike. As HaUI and YOTOO move forward with this partnership, they set a precedent for innovative and impactful educational collaborations in the region.
