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IT DEPARTMENT | What's fun about visiting FPT SOFTWARE with students from VIET MY COLLEGE?
On the morning of October 5th, students from the Faculty of Information Technology had a very interesting and informative visit to FPT Software. At the beginning of the tour, the students were divided into groups and guided through various areas of the company, from the office...
Nov
Vietnamese-American students participate in the Faculty of Foreign Languages' Mock Interview Day.
With the aim of providing students with the most realistic experience of "job interviews," the Faculty of Foreign Languages, in collaboration with the University, is organizing a Job Interview Day in a simulated format, combining leading businesses from various fields. The Job Interview Day...
Aug
Vietnamese-American students learn how to conquer the new job market.
On the afternoon of July 28th, the seminar "Thriving in the Future Workplace" was successfully held with over 80 students from the Faculty of Foreign Languages attending at the Trung Son campus of Viet My College. The seminar featured representatives from various businesses, including Ms.
Aug
Decision to issue student regulations
On April 13, 2023, Viet My College officially issued its new Student Regulations (No. 22/2023/QD-CDVM). Aiming to create a learning environment that is not only good but also healthy, the College has introduced several regulations for students currently studying at the school. This includes...
Apr
Do Boi Ngoc – a new student at BTEC HND in Hospitality – and her journey of breaking her own limits.
In their first meeting, Do Boi Ngoc completely impressed the APC reporter with her confident and energetic demeanor. While still a dynamic young woman her age, Ngoc also exuded a strong sense of responsibility and competence in her interactions...
Sep
Listing the major companies that partner with Viet My College for training and recruitment.
To register as a student at Viet My College, click REGISTER NOW. To date, the unemployment rate among graduates remains alarmingly high. Furthermore, a large proportion of graduates find employment in fields unrelated to their training. This issue has been and continues to be a problem...
Sep
