School leaders meet with outstanding alumni

The meeting was attended by 21 alumni currently working in government agencies and organizations.

Speaking at the meeting, Prof. Dr. Pham Quang Minh - Principal of the school happily welcomed the presence of 21 delegates who are outstanding alumni, currently holding various positions in various agencies, departments and organizations. The Principal emphasized that this is an opportunity for the school to receive more contributions from alumni on improving the quality of training and development orientation, and at the same time, it is an opportunity for alumni to meet and share their experiences in working in different environments.

Prof. Dr. Pham Quang Minh spoke at the meeting, welcoming the presence of outstanding alumni.

Also at the ceremony, alumni exchanged many ideas to improve the school's training quality. In particular, the connection between students and alumni is considered an important issue that needs to be promoted. In addition, the school also needs to promote practical teaching and career orientation for students to minimize the possibility of unemployment of students immediately after graduation. Mr. Hoang Quoc Quyen - a former student of the Psychology Department K47 also emphasized: "Social science knowledge is extremely necessary for students. However, the school also needs to build an optimal teaching environment to help students improve their EQ - an index that assesses the ability to recognize and regulate emotions, because managers increasingly emphasize the importance of this index".

At the end of the meeting, Prof. Dr. Pham Quang Minh thanked the alumni for their sharing and affirmed that the school's Board of Directors will incorporate those opinions into future common development.

Associate Professor Dr. Tran Quoc Cuong - former student of History course 11 spoke at the meeting. He is currently the President of the Vietnam Historical Science Association.

Mr. Hoang Quoc Quyen - former student of Psychology Course 47, Director of Viettel Military Telecommunications Corporation, shared his opinion at the meeting.