Strengthening cooperation contributes to improving the quality of training.

Attending the meeting, along with Vice Principal Dang Thi Thu Huong, were the Principal of the High School for Social Sciences and Humanities, the Head of the Department of Vietnamese Studies and Vietnamese Language, and the Head of the Training Department.

Representing the College of Industrial Technology were Mr. Dao Duc Quang (Vice Principal), Ms. Cao Thi Mai Phuong (Vice Principal), and leaders of various departments and faculties within the college.

On behalf of the Board of Directors of the Industrial Technical College, Mr. Dao Duc Quang shared: The Industrial Technical College has a 56-year history of formation and development and is currently one of the six units training high-quality workforce under the Ministry of Industry and Trade. Besides its strengths in training high-tech technical professions (mechanical engineering, logistics, automation, electronics, information technology, etc.), in recent years the college has focused on developing new training programs: economics and international languages ​​to meet local needs. The college maintains an annual enrollment of 7,000 students and over 200 lecturers. Mr. Dao Duc Quang expressed his desire to strengthen cooperation between the two units to help improve the quality of the college's training programs and the teaching staff, especially in the newly established programs.

Associate Professor Dr. Dang Thu Huong congratulated the College of Technology on its achievements after 56 years, and proposed areas for cooperation between the two institutions: supporting and sharing experiences in student recruitment communication; advising on curriculum development; and providing support in terms of highly qualified lecturers for new faculties and majors to contribute to expanding and improving the quality of the college's training programs. With its experience in providing short-term training courses and projects aimed at enhancing dedication, loyalty to businesses, and building corporate culture for sustainable development to large economic corporations, the University of Social Sciences and Humanities is ready to support the College of Technology in diversifying its training programs alongside its strengths in vocational training.

In addition, the College of Industrial Technology can also facilitate field trips and internships for students of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities at businesses and industrial parks in Bac Giang province or with the university's partners.

At the end of the meeting, the leaders of the two units agreed to propose specific contents for cooperation between the two sides in 2022 and the following years, and assigned relevant focal points to coordinate implementation.