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Germany scholarship offered to three students in Bac Giang
Updated: 13:43, 08/05/2023
(BGO) – Three students in Bac Giang Industrial Technical
College have been granted with scholarship by the Hessen Ministry of Science
and the Arts and the
World University Service
of the Federal Republic of Germany in the academic year 2022-2023. The annual scholarship is awarded to impoverished students at Northern universities and colleges with good result.
The beneficiaries are Dam Thi Sinh in class 55CD-KT1 (accounting faculty), Ngo Van Huong in class 55CD-O (automation technology faculty), Khuc Huyen Trang in class 55CD-DTCN2 (industrial electronic faculty). They are ethnic students who live in difficult families, have good academic result and actively participate in college movement.
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Representative of the scholarship fund and the college grant scholarship to three students. |
The above mentioned scholarship has been granted to more than 8,000 students in Vietnam since 1993, each worth 216 Euro. It is among the criteria to help them easily access the opportunity to study and work in countries around the world, especially in the Federal Republic of Germany.
Mai Toan
(BGO) – On April 26,
Headmaster Tran Duy Phuong of Bac Giang Highschool for the Gifted said two
students at the school will attend national team to prepare for 2023 Olympiads,
namely Truong Phi Hung and Giap Vu Son Ha.
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summoned students to national team and prepare for 2023 Asian Physics Olympiad
(APhO), including Than The Cong who is an eleventh grader at Physics Class in
Bac Giang Highschool for the Gifted in Bac Giang province. This year APhO will
be held in Mongolia from May 21 – 29.
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