Strengthening the training of human resources in semiconductor manufacturing.

In response to Vietnam Innovation Day 2024, on October 1st, the ATP Semiconductor Semiconductor Semiconductor Technician Training Center officially commenced operations at the National Innovation Center (NIC) located in the Hoa Lac High-Tech Park, Hanoi .

This semiconductor technician training center will provide in-depth courses on semiconductor chip assembly, testing, and packaging. These courses will enable engineers and technicians to work in the OSAT factories currently under construction in Vietnam.

Dr. Nguyen Van Thai, Product Director of CT Semiconductor, shared: “Only by mastering technology, making good use of domestic human resources, and attracting more talent from around the world can the semiconductor chip industry in particular and technology in Vietnam in general integrate and develop sustainably.”

According to Dr. Nguyen Van Thai, about 20 years ago, many leading global technology companies and corporations invested in Vietnam and received strong support. However, this sector still has much room for development, especially focusing on training human resources for the semiconductor industry.

Many of CT Semiconductor's state-of-the-art machines were showcased at the Vietnam Innovation Day 2024.

A key differentiating factor of this project is its technological autonomy and well-structured curriculum, from specialized ATP training to serving OSAT companies, R&D, and manufacturing based on the Industry 4.0 model. At the training center, the AMB5600 semiconductor and microchip testing machine is also in use to support research.

"The establishment of technology human resource training centers right at the National Innovation Center (NIC) demonstrates the aspiration to produce Vietnamese chips and the strong move to master semiconductor technology," Mr. Nguyen Van Thai added.

Helping students get closer to technology.

Train for the Trainer – a program to train "seeds" in the field of technology – is being organized by CT Semiconductor (a subsidiary of CT Group) to help young Vietnamese people have the opportunity to access cutting-edge modern machinery.

By participating in this project, students will also have the opportunity to learn directly from many lecturers and experts from both within and outside the country. Through this, they can seek job opportunities at reputable companies and corporations even while still in school.

Source: https://nhandan.vn/day-manh-dao-tao-nguon-nhan-luc-che-tao-vi-mach-ban-dan-post834174.html