On the morning of September 8th, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee Nguyen Thi Be Muoi held a meeting and working session with a delegation from the Federal Republic of Germany led by Mr. Andreas Henke – former Mayor, Member of Parliament of the State of Saxony-Anhalt, Advisor; Ms. Jana Menger – Principal of Oskar Kammer Schule (OKS) Vocational Training School; Ms. Nguyen Thi Huyen – General Director, and representatives of the leadership of SHD Corp.
During the meeting, the German delegation introduced the recruitment needs of businesses in Germany and discussed opportunities for education, vocational training, and employment for students and workers in Vinh Long province.
The parties focused on exchanging views on cooperation between Vinh Long province, partners from the Federal Republic of Germany , and SHD Corp. in the fields of vocational education, human resource development, and international job placement. The discussions also addressed cooperation programs, implementation procedures, coordination mechanisms, and contact points between the parties in the future. This activity contributes to expanding connections between vocational education institutions in Vinh Long and international partners, thereby opening up more opportunities for learning, vocational training, and employment for students and workers in the province.
Speaking at the meeting, Ms. Nguyen Thi Be Muoi, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee, stated that the province will create favorable conditions for units to cooperate in bringing students in need to participate in these programs. At the same time, the province will direct its departments and agencies to research and continue to advise and coordinate to ensure the programs are implemented effectively and efficiently. Through this, the province also hopes that SHD Corp will provide students with the best learning environment and opportunities for good employment in the future.
Later that same day, the delegation also had a working visit to Tra Vinh Medical College. The delegation planned to tour the facilities, learn about training activities, discuss potential cooperation in training, academic exchange, human resource development, and the implementation of international cooperation programs. Notably, the delegation will interact with nursing students about the diploma recognition program and opportunities for skilled employment in the healthcare sector in the Federal Republic of Germany.
