The event was organized by the City Department of Education and Training, attracting a large number of students and workers to participate.
About 3,000 9th and 12th grade students from secondary schools, high schools and continuing education centers were present. Many workers also came to learn about vocational training opportunities. The atmosphere at the counseling and experience areas was bustling.
The festival aims to strengthen communication about vocational education. The focus is to raise awareness and orient vocational guidance after high school. Thereby contributing to improving the quality of local human resources.
Vocational education institutions directly advise on enrollment. The information provided includes majors, training programs, and enrollment methods. Many support policies and tuition fee exemptions and reductions are also clearly introduced.
Participants have the opportunity to compare and choose suitable majors. Consulting closely follows personal abilities and labor market needs. This helps reduce the risk of choosing the wrong major and increase job opportunities after training.
A highlight is the vocational skills demonstration activity. Many training equipment and student products are displayed. Practical experience helps learners clearly visualize the training environment.
The festival has 27 participating institutions. Including 19 colleges, 4 intermediate schools and 4 vocational education units. A total of nearly 600 trades were introduced.
Enrollment demand reached more than 40,000 targets at three levels. Specifically, college more than 14,600 targets, intermediate more than 12,600 and elementary nearly 12,900. The figure shows the large scale of training, diverse choices.
The next phase of the festival is expected to be held at Quang Nam College. The activity continues to expand information access opportunities for students and workers.
