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Business English Translation (Part 2): "Why should you choose the English translation major at Viet My College?"
As mentioned in "PART 1," the lack of connection between training and practice has created a significant gap between businesses and English translation students. At Viet My College, the school has developed a Business English Translation program with...
Aug
The Deputy Minister of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs expressed confidence that Viet My College would become a high-quality private college with international integration.
On the morning of August 3, 2018, during his working visit to Ho Chi Minh City, Professor Dr. Le Quan – Deputy Minister of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs – took the time to visit and work with the Board of Directors, lecturers, and meet with students of Viet My College. Sharing his thoughts with the Board of Directors,...
Aug
English interpreters: "Stars" in the era of integration (Part 1)
As integration is becoming an inevitable trend for all countries in the world, and Vietnam has currently strengthened cooperation by joining many international organizations such as the UN, WTO, ASEAN, etc., international companies, organizations, and agencies will seek out the market...
Aug
Viet My College announces enrollment quotas for the third round along with many incentives for new students.
Following two enrollment periods (July 2nd and July 25-26, 2018), Viet My College welcomed over 400 new students to its campuses in Trung Son, Go Vap, and Can Tho. It is known that in the third enrollment period, Viet My College announced 800 enrollment slots...
Aug
There is a severe shortage of interpreters.
Many large software companies in Vietnam complain about the difficulty in recruiting competent programmers, to the point that some businesses have decided to outsource the entire product development to foreign companies. See also: List of universities with software development programs...
Aug
“"Searching desperately" for programmers.
Many large software companies in Vietnam complain about the difficulty in recruiting competent programmers, to the point that some businesses have decided to outsource the entire product development to foreign companies. "Competing" for human resources – Mr. Khuc Trung...
Jul
