Visiting the consultation booth, you 'get' a lot.

Beyond receiving gifts, the more valuable benefits come from directly learning about the industry, receiving advice, having questions answered, and experiencing the profession firsthand at the booths of universities, colleges, and language centers.

Starting at 7:00 AM on January 24th, a convoy of buses carrying 12th-grade students from high schools across Dong Nai province arrived at the campus of Dong Nai University. Nearly 10,000 students fanned out to various booths to participate in lively activities and gather information about the universities and colleges they wished to apply to.

Many students were curious and fascinated by the impressive and distinctive pilot-inspired uniforms worn by students at the Vietnam Aviation Academy's booth. Besides admiring the beauty of the future flight attendants and pilots, the students also asked questions related to these fields of study.

At the booth of the Ho Chi Minh City University of Banking, the university's team of experts and consultants continuously answered questions from prospective students and parents about the differences between the university's training programs.

Students in Dong Nai province gather information about schools through information booths.

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Nguyen Thu Phuong, a student from Le Hong Phong High School, expressed her joy: "I had the opportunity to meet many teachers who are lecturers at universities, and also meet university students to directly learn about the two majors I like: marketing and hotel management. This is much more valuable than reading information online."

Hundreds of students enthusiastically visited the booth of Saigon International University to watch calligraphy demonstrations and "request calligraphy" with meaningful messages.

According to Cao Quang Tu, Director of Admissions at Saigon International University: "Here, students can meet lecturers directly to hear about the professions, opportunities, and challenges of each field, so they can see if they are a good fit before making a choice."

Meanwhile, at the Bach Viet Polytechnic College booth, many students lined up to get henna tattoos. Dr. Tran Manh Thanh, Principal of Bach Viet Polytechnic College, said: "The school's booth today attracted thousands of prospective students. In addition to participating in activities, they were particularly interested in information about study programs, including those in the aviation field such as aviation service business administration, aviation commercial services; information technology, pharmacy, nursing, automotive technology, restaurant and food service management."

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/den-gian-hang-tu-van-duoc-nhieu-thu-185260124223958197.htm