Tien Hien: "Choosing Viet My was the right decision."\u201c<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n Throughout her studies at the university, Tien Hien \u2013 a final-year student majoring in Business English Translation \u2013 has gained the confidence to communicate fluently in English. Proof of this is that she is currently entrusted with leading many tours for tourists visiting Ho Chi Minh City. This is a remarkable achievement, not only providing her with a good income but also helping her gain practical experience. Regarding this, Hien shared: \u201cThe teachers at Viet My are very dedicated to education. Their teaching methods always make students feel engaged. Instead of traditional teaching methods, classes here are organized in the most relaxed way. Classes can even be held in parks or any place frequented by tourists.\u201d Besides the joys of studying, Hien also shared some interesting and somewhat haunting memories. \u201dFor the Business English Translation major, the assignments involve going out and filming video clips with foreigners to practice translation skills,\u201d Hien shared. She also added that she frequently has to give presentations under very tight deadlines. Although it's quite demanding, Hien understands that this is very beneficial for her to develop confidence and public speaking skills.<\/span><\/p>\n \u00a0Dinh Phuc: "My English has improved significantly."\u201c<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n Sharing his pride after studying at Viet My, Dinh Phuc, a second-year BTEC Hotel Management student, has clearly felt his progress in using English and confidently communicating with crowds. \u201cThrough subjects like Customer Service, I had the opportunity to intern at the Golden Gate restaurant chain. There, I was guided by senior staff on skills, especially how to serve customers beyond their expectations,\u201d Dinh Phuc shared about the valuable lessons he gained from these practical internship opportunities. This is one of the important factors that helps Phuc become more confident and assertive in his future career path in the hotel and restaurant industry. Alongside the joys, of course, Phuc also encountered some difficulties. "The most challenging thing for those studying hospitality is always having to do things right. Right here means right according to industry standards. For example, you have to be punctual when you start school, and your uniform must be up to standard..."\u201c<\/span><\/p>\n![\"IMG_0133\"](\"http:\/\/www.caodangvietmy.edu.vn\/wp-content\/uploads\/IMG_0133.jpg\")
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