Effective time management and work organization skills

In his opening remarks, Professor Lai Quoc Khanh, Vice Rector of the University, emphasized the importance of time management skills in the context of the ongoing Fourth Industrial Revolution. According to the Vice Rector, mastering time and organizing work effectively not only contributes to individual success but is also a decisive factor in the quality and efficiency of the entire organization. Therefore, this training session is of practical significance, making an important contribution to improving the capacity and quality of the University's staff and lecturers.
This is one of a series of activities organized by the Trade Union of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities to enhance management and leadership capacity and develop soft skills for staff and lecturers, attracting the participation of a large number of union members throughout the university.

During the training session, Associate Professor Dr. Vu Thi Phung shared principles of effective time management, how to apply digital technology and social media to save time, and methods for organizing work scientifically for individuals and teams. Her sharing was not only theoretical but also illustrated with vivid practical examples from her teaching, research, management, and trade union activities. Through this, the participants were inspired and motivated to apply time management methods more effectively to their daily work.
The training session became lively as the staff and lecturers actively participated in discussions, sharing personal experiences in time management, work handling, and balancing professional duties with personal life.

Associate Professor Vu Thi Phung shared the principles of effective time management. Mr. Nguyen Van Thuy, Head of the General Administration Department and Vice President of the University's Trade Union, expressed his gratitude to the speaker.

The training session not only equipped participants with practical knowledge and skills in time management and work organization, but also contributed to building a professional and proactive work culture among the university's staff and lecturers. Through the insightful and inspiring sharing of Associate Professor Dr. Vu Thi Phung, participants not only gained a better understanding of the role of time management skills but were also motivated to innovate their working methods, aiming for higher efficiency and quality in teaching, research, and community service. Here are some photos from the training session on the topic "Effective Time Management and Work Organization Skills":