In order to avoid overlapping consultation hours with school hours, to create more opportunities for students to directly participate, in the online consultation programs, the Organizing Committee will organize consultations from 19:30 to 21:00. In particular, the Consulting Committee also accepts consultations by phone with the following numbers:0888 045 102, 0888 045 737to directly answer questions from students and parents.Note: These numbers are only active during online consultation programs.Parents, candidates and interested parties are invited to ask questions.
Today's advisory board includes:
Assoc.Prof.Dr. Tran Thu Huong (Deputy Head of Department of Psychology)
Associate Professor, Dr. Tran Thu Huong (Faculty of Psychology) pointed out some mistakes that young people often make when choosing a career. That is, choosing based on their preferences without considering whether their abilities are suitable for that career or not; choosing a career based on trends without considering the output of the major; choosing a career based on family pressure... In general, the biggest mistake that young people often make when choosing a career is not having an accurate assessment of their own abilities to see if they are suitable for the nature and characteristics of that career or not.
What are the consequences of choosing a career that does not match your abilities and interests? In response to this question, Associate Professor, Dr. Tran Thu Huong shared her opinion: when you are not passionate about the career you have chosen, and do not have the ability to meet the requirements of that career but still try to take the exam, when studying, you will easily feel discouraged, lose interest, and not put all your effort into studying. When you graduate and work, you will not have the passion to pursue the job, do not make an effort to excel in that job, so it is difficult to succeed. Not to mention if individuals do not love their jobs, do not have the passion to make an effort to reach the top in their jobs, how will it affect labor productivity and the development of society?
Associate Professor Dr. Tran Thu Huong also advised young people to pay attention to the following four factors when choosing a career: First, it must be based on personal interests and passions. Second, it is necessary to collect complete and accurate information about the industry, profession, and school that you choose. Third, it is necessary to discuss with people around you, especially family members, to get more information and consensus. Fourth, it is necessary to grasp the social needs of that industry, the position of this industry, development trends, etc. On that basis, you can make a reasonable decision.
In fact, in the field of Psychology, there are tests that help young people check their abilities and career preferences. This is also a good reference channel to assess the level of suitability for the career you want to choose. You can also seek help from teachers of the Department of Psychology or the Psychological Counseling Support Center, University of Social Sciences and Humanities.
Assoc.Prof.Dr. Hoang Anh Tuan - Vice Rector of University of Social Sciences and Humanities
MSc. Dinh Viet Hai - Deputy Head of Training Department
Also sharing the opinion of Associate Professor, Dr. Tran Thu Huong, Master. Dinh Viet Hai said that currently, many universities in Vietnam conduct university admissions consulting online. To get accurate information about the major and school you intend to choose, in addition to consulting with relatives, friends or through the media, you should participate in online consulting programs organized by the schools. To get good advice, it is important that you know clearly what you want to learn about and try to express what you want to ask with clear, concise questions. Only then can the consultant provide the information you really need.
MSc. Dao Minh Quan - Deputy Head of Training Department
Master Dao Minh Quan said he was very happy to receive many specific questions from students about many majors being taught at the school such as Public Relations, Information Science, Religious Studies, Han Nom, Literature, History, Oriental Studies, Office Administration, Philosophy, Tourism and Travel Management, Journalism... That shows the great interest of students in the professions in the field of social sciences and humanities. The questions focused on the knowledge gained in the major, job opportunities after graduation, income potential, scholarship opportunities, qualities needed to study social sciences and humanities... These are all very practical questions.
Mr. Dao Minh Quan shared information: The University of Social Sciences and Humanities is the leading training institution in the country today in the field of social sciences and humanities. That comes from the strength of training in basic sciences with a tradition of more than 70 years, from the team of highly qualified scientists, from the continuous efforts of the University in the process of improving the quality of training and promoting regional and international integration in recent years. The University's students are equipped with a fairly comprehensive knowledge of culture and society, which is a solid foundation for acquiring specialized knowledge and developing soft skills. The University has participated in the assessment of training quality according to AUN standards (Association of Southeast Asian Universities). All of the above have created a very unique "quality" for the University's training products, which are good basic knowledge, logical thinking, the ability to perceive and evaluate phenomena sensitively, and the ability to adapt to life very quickly.
As a leading training institution, the School has cooperated with more than 220 prestigious international universities and organizations. Therefore, students receive many valuable scholarships and opportunities for internships and postgraduate studies abroad.
MSc. Nguyen Van Hong is consulting directly with candidates via hotline.
Receiving many phone calls from candidates directly during the consultation session, Mr. Nguyen Van Hong said that some candidates are worried that social sciences and humanities majors are difficult to find jobs and have low incomes. Mr. Hong thinks that this is a one-sided and biased way of thinking. In fact, social sciences and humanities majors have rich, wide-ranging and very attractive career fields. For example, after graduating from Literature, you can not only work as a teacher but also work as an editor, journalist, screenwriter, composer... The Faculty of Literature also trains in Art Studies. Or Anthropology - an interdisciplinary science with many applications in different fields of the socio-economy. Finally, job opportunities and income levels also depend a lot on your own abilities and passion for the profession. And it is a fact that the more society develops, the more social sciences and humanities majors are respected and appreciated.
The next live consultation program will be held from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., Friday, April 15, 2016, focusing on: "Priority policies in regular university admissions 2016". We invite you to ask questions and directly participate in this program.
See details of online consultation athttp://tuyensinh.ussh.edu.vn/tu-van-truc-tuyen-lam-gi-de-co-quyet-dinh-dung-khi-chon-nganh-chon-truong-trong-ky-thi-tuyen-sinh-dai-hoc-2/1768
Author:Thanh Ha
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