The cooperation program opens up a practical and humane direction in transferring quality and highly disciplined human resources from the military to the civil labor force. This is a joint effort of the two sides to solve employment for demobilized soldiers, contributing to socio-economic development and spreading the green transport model in the community.
According to the agreement, Thai Son Center will organize car driving enrollment and training for soldiers who have completed their service, ensuring teaching quality according to standards and regulations of competent authorities. Students are not only equipped with solid professional skills but also trained in service skills, communication standards and discipline. These are the core qualities to become a regular driver in Xanh SM's professional operating system.
The preferential tuition fee for students is VND 18,150,000/course, excluding testing fees, driving license fees and driving practice costs on touchscreens. Students are flexibly paid in two installments: 10,150,000 VND when submitting documents and 8,000,000 VND after completing the theory study phase. Xanh SM can support an advance payment to pay the second installment to students according to the agreement between the two sides, helping to reduce immediate financial pressure and demonstrating the commitment to long-term companionship in the career journey of soldiers.
After completing the training course, qualified students will be officially recruited to work at Xanh SM, with competitive income and a professional environment. The team of full-time drivers who are well-trained and have gone through training and testing in the military environment will help improve the quality of drivers and services of Xanh SM, bringing customers peace of mind and satisfaction during the trip.
Speaking at the signing ceremony of the cooperation agreement, Mr. Nguyen Van Thanh - General Director of GSM Company Global shared: The soldier - Mr. Hos soldiers is an image symbolizing courage, integrity, discipline and service to the people. We believe that the good qualities that are cultivated in that army will continue to be promoted in the SM Green team, even contributing to promoting the creation of new standards for the transportation service industry, making SM Green a Vietnamese - green, civilized and friendly transportation brand".
On the side of Thai Son Center, Mr. Nguyen Van Viet - Director of the Center affirmed: "This is not only a stable career choice but also an opportunity for students to continue to contribute to the community in their new role - a person who serves the people on every safe and good journey".
The cooperation between GSM and Thai Son Center is a creative and humane direction, both opening up career opportunities for soldiers after their discharge, bringing peace of mind and trust to customers, while creating new momentum to promote the green transportation trend nationwide.
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About GSM: GSM (Green Smart Mobility) is a global company founded by Vingroup Chairman Pham Nhat Vuong, with the mission of promoting the trend of green and smart travel by electric vehicles and modern transportation technology. Currently, GSM is providing pure electric car calling services in four countries including Vietnam, Laos (under the SM Green brand), Indonesia (Green SM) and the Philippines (Green GSM), providing a professional, smooth and environmentally friendly VinFast electric car travel experience. This is a concrete step forward in the journey to realize the Go Green Global vision for a clean, green and sustainable urban future.
About Thai Son Center: Thai Son Vocational Training Center is a unit under the General Department of Logistics of the Ministry of National Defense, with the function of training car drivers of all classes according to the provisions of law. With more than 30 years of experience, a team of experienced lecturers and a modern infrastructure system, Thai Son Center is a prestigious address in training for testing and improving skills for tens of thousands of students, especially demobilized soldiers across the country.
