Ca Mau Province Promotes Exchange in Vocational Training with RoK
Over 40 teachers and students from Jeonju Industrial High School (Jeollabuk, the Republic of Korea) joined exchange activities with Vietnam - Korea Vocational College Ca Mau (Ca Mau, Vietnam) on Nov. 6. The activities aim to enhance cooperation, exchange, education and research invocational training for students.
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| Exchange activity between students of both sides. (Photo: Ca Mau Online) |
The exchange program, which takes place from November 4-7, covers vocational education exchange activities in renewable energy and culinary arts, together with cultural and sports activities.
The initiative seeks to foster cooperation, exchange, academic study, and professional research between the Vietnam-Korea Vocational College Ca Mau and Jeonju Industrial High School. Additionally, it aims to enhance collaboration in joint venture activities and training programs, providing Vietnamese students with opportunities to apply to universities and enterprises in the Republic of Korea. The program also includes the training of lecturers in electrical engineering. Based on the signed agreement between the two institutions, a comprehensive plan will be developed to organize conferences, professional seminars, and scientific symposiums in the near future.
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