The seminar received attention from many stakeholders including lecturers, students, and trainees in the school as well as from public and non-public training units in Hanoi, scientists, employers, alumni, etc.
Overview of the Workshop
The Organizing Committee of the Seminar hopes to hear as many comments as possible, thereby delving into specific issues, pointing out the shortcomings, shortcomings, and inadequacies in the training program as well as the operation of the training program and recommendations on adjusting the training program. From there, we aim to build a Han Nom training program that is increasingly adaptable to the learning and research environment in the era of globalization as well as meeting the demands of the contemporary job market while still maintaining the core values that make up the unique identity of the industry.
Panelists (from left to right): Associate Professor, Dr. Pham Van Khoi, Dr. Le Van Cuong, Dr. Dinh Thanh Hieu
Dr. Nguyen Thi Nam Hoang (Deputy Head of the Faculty of Literature, the unit directly managing the Han Nom industry) gave a speech at the beginning of the seminar.
The workshop received very open and enthusiastic exchanges of opinions from the management and operation units of the Han Nom training program, from experts from research institutes and agencies as employers of graduate students; from former lecturers and students of the Department.
Dr. Dinh Thanh Hieu reports on the operation of the University training program on Han Nom
Associate Professor, Dr. Pham Van Khoi reports on the operation of the postgraduate training program in Han Nom.
The seminar received warm and nostalgic comments from generations of former students and teachers about the process of building and growing the Han Nom industry from the beginning until today.
Associate Professor Dr. Nguyen Van Thinh (former head of the Han Nom Department, veteran lecturer, who has made great contributions to the formation and development of the Han Nom industry) shared his reminiscences about the early days of the industry, acknowledged the achievements the industry has achieved so far, and expressed his belief and expectations for the development of the industry with the spirit of "Han Nom Culture".
Associate Professor, Dr. Trinh Khac Manh (former student of the 2nd course, former Director of the Institute of Han Nom Studies, part-time lecturer of Han Nom), spoke from the perspective of someone who has been involved in Han Nom for many decades, and is also a former student of the school, a recruiter, lecturer of the industry, and a member of the council that evaluates training programs of the industry.
Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Thi Thanh Chung (former student, head of the Department of Han Nom, Faculty of Literature, Hanoi National University of Education) gave a report from the perspective of an outside training unit.
Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Tuan Cuong (former student, Director of the Institute of Han Nom Studies, part-time lecturer of Han Nom (University of Social Sciences and Humanities), Head of Han Nom Department - Academy of Social Sciences) spoke from the perspective of an employer who is a research institute and also a Han Nom training unit at postgraduate levels of the Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences.
Associate Professor Dr. Pham Van Anh (former student, Deputy Director of the Institute of Literature) spoke from the perspective of a recruiter and an appraiser.
Mr. Le Trung Kien (director of Nhan My school) spoke from the perspective of Han Nom training in the form of socialization.
Mr. Pham Dinh Hai (left, former student, Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Thoi Dai Newspaper), attended the workshop and spoke from the perspective of employers and the demands of the job market.
Dr. Vu Thi Huong (former student, Head of the Secretariat of the Project on Translation and Promotion of the Quintessence of Oriental Classics, Tran Nhan Tong Institute) spoke as a recruiter.
Opinions expressed by universities, research institutes, and recruitment agencies all highly appreciate the achievements of the Han Nom major over the past half decade, affirming its leading position in Han Nom training not only in Hanoi but also in the whole country. The training program is increasingly changing and adjusting to closely follow the needs of practice, while still maintaining the identity of the Han Nom - Humanities major. Graduates from the Han Nom Department have both in-depth expertise and a broad cultural background and good skills.
Through the Seminar, the Department of Han Nom, Faculty of Literature (USSH), the unit that builds and operates the Han Nom training program, received many valuable opinions from different perspectives from relevant parties. These are important data from which the training program can continue to be completed and operated effectively, meeting the requirements of the times.
Delegates attending the seminar took a souvenir photo
The discussion ended in a friendly and joyful atmosphere towards the 50th Anniversary of the Establishment of the Han Nom Department - Faculty of Literature, scheduled to be held on November 12, 2022 at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities.
