Hanoi solves the problem of streaming with a career orientation festival for 10,000 people

The festival connecting vocational education in the capital with the labor market will take place on May 11 at Hanoi Children's Palace, campus 2 (Nam Tu Liem district).

This is the first large-scale career guidance event after the vocational education sector was transferred to the education and training sector.

The festival is expected to have the participation of about 10,000 people, of which about 8,000 are senior students of secondary schools, high schools, vocational education - continuing education centers, about 2,000 are students of vocational schools and workers.

With the goal of attracting students and society's attention to vocational education and increasing the rate of placement after graduating from junior high school and high school, the Department of Education and Training has called for the participation of 50 businesses and more than 50 vocational training institutions in the city.

Students attend the career fair of Hanoi College of Technology (Photo: School Fanpage).

Businesses will organize on-site and direct job fairs, with an estimated 3,000 job positions in 14 groups of industries and occupations such as: electronic components manufacturing technology; mechanical processing technology; cooking; security, service; sales, cashier; automotive technology; information technology; hotel management; customer care...

Also at this festival, more than 100,000 vocational school enrollment targets were introduced to final year students through 1-1 direct consultation.

Mr. Le Minh Thao - Deputy Head of the Department of Continuing Education - Vocational Education and University, Hanoi Department of Education and Training - said that the Department will propose and advise the City People's Committee to have a policy of exempting and reducing tuition fees for high school students studying vocational training after graduation.

Previously, this policy only applied to secondary school students.

Currently, the rate of post-secondary education in Hanoi is about 18%.

Director of the Hanoi Department of Education and Training Tran The Cuong affirmed that the capital's education sector will organize this career guidance program at least once a year with the goal of creating a quality environment for secondary school students to access practical and vivid career information.

Mr. Cuong also cited figures proving high employment opportunities for college and vocational school students. This rate is around 70-80% in all majors and reaches 100% in some service-tourism majors such as hotel management, chefs, baristas, housekeeping, etc.

The direct participation of enterprises in the formal training program, not just the internship phase, also contributes to improving the training quality of current vocational education institutions, thereby increasing the rate of students having jobs immediately after graduation.

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/giao-duc/ha-noi-giai-bai-toan-phan-luong-bang-ngay-hoi-huong-nghiep-10000-nguoi-20250507153744603.htm