Opening of the 3rd Korean Global Young Entrepreneurs Training Program

The opening ceremony was attended by Prof. Dr. Hoang Anh Tuan (Vice Principal of the School), Mr. Le Jae Guk (Labor and Employment Attaché - First Secretary of the Korean Embassy in Vietnam), Mr. Park Sung Joo (Deputy Director of the YMVP Program).

Prof. Dr. Hoang Anh Tuan speaks at the ceremony

On behalf of the Board of Directors of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Prof. Dr. Hoang Anh Tuan (Vice Rector of the University) sent greetings to all Korean students and expressed his belief that they will have memorable experiences during the upcoming course. In the context of the impact of the Covid-19 epidemic that has not yet ended, the University still expressed its commitment to accompany and create the best conditions for the students. At the same time, the Vice Rector invited representatives of the Global CEO Research Group and students to attend the upcoming activities to celebrate the 70th anniversary of tradition and the 25th anniversary of the University's establishment.

Donate books to Korean students

On behalf of the host country, Mr. Park Sung Joo (Director of Global CEO Research Group) expressed his gratitude to the University of Social Sciences and Humanities for their thoughtful and enthusiastic support in organizing the program to ensure that the program was not interrupted. He believed that the 13 students would absorb the excellent training program of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities to become more mature. Thanks to that, they would not only develop themselves but also contribute to the development of bilateral relations between the two peoples of Vietnam and Korea.

Korean students took souvenir photos with Prof. Dr. Hoang Anh Tuan, Mr. Park Sung Joo and other staff and lecturers of the School.

The Korean Young Global Entrepreneurs Training Program is jointly implemented by the Global CEO Research Group (Korea) and the Center for Vietnamese Language and Culture (USSH, VNU). Under the sponsorship of the Korean Government, the program aims to train young Koreans who will work in the Vietnamese market. This third course has 13 young Koreans studying Vietnamese language and culture at USSH for 5 months. The school is responsible for coming up with ideas, developing appropriate curriculum content, and organizing teaching according to the requirements and quality committed to partners. Previously, the second Korean Young Global Entrepreneurs Training Course was successfully held with the participation of 17 Korean students from August to December 2019.