Project Launched to Equipped Hai Phong Youth with Ability and Access for Employment
World Vision Vietnam and the People's Committee of An Duong district (Hai Phong) launched the "Improved Capacity and Access to Employment Opportunities for Disadvantaged Youth in Hai Phong" project on November 23.
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| The project aims to improve access to employment and technologies for disadvantaged youth by providing life skills and vocational training to teenagers and students in the district, thereby improving their well-being. |
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| "We are committed to working closely with An Duong district and universities and colleges in Hai Phong to inherit valuable lessons and good practices in implementing the coming project, toward the goal of helping many young people have better career orientation," said Dang Van Bai, a representative of World Vision Vietnam. |
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| The project is sponsored by LG Group through the Community Chest of Korea (CCK) at a cost of about VND 7.5 billion and will be implemented from 2023 to 2026. |
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| An Duong youth, students of Hai Phong University and Hai Phong Polytechnic College will receive scholarships, access the technology library, and participate in recruitment events, which gives them access to many career opportunities and new technologies. |
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