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Cooperation agreement on training human resources for microchips and semiconductors inked
BAC GIANG - Vietnam – Korea College of Technology (Bac Giang province) and Korea Polytechnics University (Korea) have just signed a cooperation program to train human resources for microchips and semiconductors.
Two educational establishments agreed to cooperate in developing academic exchange programs with contents such as: Scientific research, development of educational and training programs, consultation on vocational training equipment, short-term and long-term training of lecturers and students for microchips and semiconductors in Korea.
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At the signing ceremony of the training cooperation program between Vietnam - Korea College of Technology (Bac Giang) and Korea Polytechnics University (Korea). |
Korea Polytechnics University committed to training and supplying high-quality human resources to meet the increasing recruitment requirements of businesses. This establishment specializes in training leading technology industries in Korea.
The university is cooperating with 68 universities and more than 3,000 businesses in many countries and territories around the world to train and supply human resources in technical industries.
Currently, Vietnam - Korea College of Technology (Bac Giang) is training more than 100 students majoring in semiconductors.
Minh Thu
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