[Lunch Box Club for English No. 3]: My major/ My job

LBCE No. 3 welcomed Prof. Dr. Pham Quang Minh, Rector of the School, Prof. Norifumi Namatame (Tohuku Fukushi University, Japan), Prof. Detlef Driesien (University of Giessen, Germany) and the first-time guest, Prof. Annuska Derks (University of Zurich, Switzerland).

MSc. Nguyen Tich Nghi and MSc. Nguyen Thi Kim Sau share about their current studies and jobs

The two members who shared about their current majors and jobs were MSc. Nguyen Tich Nghi (Deputy Head of the Personnel Organization Department, major in Human Resource Management) and MSc. Nguyen Thi Kim Sau (Specialist in the Department of Politics and Student Affairs, major in Psychology). Both of their current jobs are particularly related to the human factor - the human resources of the school's staff, lecturers, employees and students. Their current jobs are strongly supported by their majors and their experiences during their work. Through the sharing of the two members, we can see their pride, love for the profession, their desire to learn, and their desire to continue to strive to study and contribute more. The professors and members of the club warmly welcomed the presentations of MSc. Nguyen Tich Nghi and MSc. Nguyen Thi Kim Sau. Many interesting questions were raised regarding the field of study, the need to study at higher levels, research orientation and solutions to make work more and more effective...

Professor Annuska Derks (University of Zurich, Switzerland), expert in research on Anthropology and Sociology of Vietnam and Southeast Asia.

Joining Lunch Box Club for English, what do you have the opportunity to experience? Of course, it is not simply sharing about expertise and work. More importantly, all information and messages are presented in English, listened to and discussed by experts, researchers, foreign lecturers and other members. The interactive environment is entirely in English. There will be members who are not familiar with this method. Presentations may start with a somewhat hesitant introduction, "It's the first time I have ever talked about myself, my job... in English...". But when actively participating in LBCE, each member has the opportunity to discover more of their hidden potential, relationships are expanded and the knowledge gained thus increases.

Open exchange atmosphere at LBCE

Another interesting point of each LBCE issue is the “happy lunch” for all members. And in this 3rd issue, delicious Pizza has made the side conversations more interesting.