Career orientation for workers
Recently, the Center for Vocational Education - Continuing Education of M'Drak district has organized civil sewing training courses. The subjects of the course are people with disabilities according to regulations; people from poor ethnic minority households.
In addition, the subjects also include people from poor households in especially difficult communes, villages and hamlets; ethnic minorities, people who are eligible for preferential policies for people with revolutionary contributions; people from near-poor households, and people with low incomes.
The training period for each student is about 4 months. They are all equipped with the necessary knowledge and are given regular practice to improve their skills.
Ms. H'Lan Ksor (Cu Prao commune, M'Drak district) - shared, my family is in difficult circumstances, I myself do not have a stable job, so it is very difficult to improve the economy and support my parents.
Seeing that the Vocational Education Center - Continuing Education of M'Drak district organized a civil sewing class, I immediately registered to study.
"After 4 months of training, I have mastered sewing and can find a job with a stable salary. During the training process, I have had more practice, just need to be diligent and focused to improve my skills" - Ms. H'Lan Ksor shared.
Although she is over 20 years old, Ms. H'Nhan Ksor still does not have a stable job. Besides, Ms. H'Nhan Ksor's family is in a difficult situation, and her children are still young. Ms. H'Nhan herself always wants to have a proper, systematic job to work stably and help her husband and children.
"Participating in a civil sewing training course implemented by local authorities, I found this to be a very meaningful program. Vocational training courses help ethnic minorities have clear career orientation. As long as we study well and work hard, we will almost certainly find a job with a good salary after graduation," Ms. H'Nhan said optimistically.
Well-trained and disciplined
In the first 6 months of 2024, the Center for Vocational Education - Continuing Education of M'Drak district focused on implementing the National Target Program on Sustainable Poverty Reduction and the economic development program for ethnic minority areas in conjunction with the vocational training plan of the District People's Committee.
The Center for Vocational Education - Continuing Education of M'Drak district has developed a framework program for 11 occupations and has been granted an operating license by the Department of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs of Dak Lak province.
Mr. Trinh Cong Tien - Director of the Center for Vocational Education - Continuing Education of M'Drak district - said that during the implementation of vocational training classes, the unit regularly and continuously inspected and supervised the teaching and learning of the classes.
"The recognition of graduation at the end of the course for students is also done strictly. For example, students must have a final course score calculated according to regulations from 5.0 or higher..." - Mr. Tien added.
