Nearly 1,500 new students enrolled in three training streams – full-time college, full-time secondary vocational, and combined upper secondary–college – across five specialist faculties: Mechanical Engineering and Technology, Foreign Languages, Information Technology, Tourism, and Nursing and Health.
At the ceremony, CTECH honoured, rewarded and awarded diplomas to the new bachelor's graduates and practical engineers of its 12th cohort. Thoroughly trained in professional skills and in sound ethical values, most CTECH graduates are dynamic, creative and quick to adapt to work, and are well received by the labour market.
One of CTECH's advantages is its practice-intensive training programmes, which give students many opportunities to apply theoretical knowledge in real work settings. Besides investing hundreds of billions of dong in infrastructure and facilities and improving the quality of its training programmes and teaching staff, the college also maintains partnerships with enterprises so that students can undertake internships and work in real-world environments, thereby improving their ability to adapt and integrate after graduation.
Thanks to this policy, almost all of CTECH's new bachelor's graduates and practical engineers are sponsored by enterprises while still at college. Not only are they recruited by domestic enterprises, but many are also selected for overseas employment programmes with attractive remuneration.
Strengthening links with enterprises to create more learning and career opportunities for students has always been one of the strategies that CTECH maintains and develops.
In the spirit of giving wings to young people's academic dreams, many partner enterprises have provided the college with attractive scholarship funds, numbering up to hundreds of scholarships worth tens of billions of dong.
In her speech welcoming the new students and congratulating the new graduates and practical engineers, Dr. Lê Kim Dung, Rector of CTECH, stressed her high expectations of the college's generations of students. She called on young people to cultivate their character and hone their talents so that they have a solid foundation to graduate quickly, become proficient early and join the high-quality workforce.
The graduation and new student welcome ceremony for the 2024–2025 academic year was considered a success for CTECH and is testament to the quality of the college's training. This trust from students and parents provides the foundation for CTECH to continue developing and maintain its position in Viet Nam's vocational education and training system.