On June 21, FPT Corporation signed a comprehensive cooperation agreement with Greenwich University, a university with a history of more than 130 years in the UK, and is also the Top 1 best university in London for international students in 2023.
FPT Corporation cooperates comprehensively with Greenwich University
The cooperation between FPT Corporation and Greenwich University, UK marks the development and cooperation in providing high-quality human resources globally. Accordingly, Greenwich University will cooperate in applied research with FPT in many technology fields such as: AI, Blockchain, business ecosystem, supply chain management, urban connectivity, etc.
In the cooperation in human resource supply, FPT will accept interns and prioritize recruiting Greenwich University graduates not only in Vietnam but also in all countries where FPT has offices and branches.
In addition, the two sides will consider broader cooperation in organizing exchange and learning programs for students and staff of Greenwich and FPT globally.
Mr. Nguyen Van Khoa, General Director of FPT, shared that with the goal of 1 million digital transformation employees by 2035, FPT is in great need of high-quality human resources from leading universities in Vietnam and around the world . And to realize this goal, FPT wishes to cooperate with prestigious and long-standing universities with quality training, of which Greenwich University is a typical example."
Professor Jane Harrington - Principal of Greenwich University, UK, said that Greenwich University's strategy to 2030 sets out three core priorities, including: Student success, scientific research, cooperation and knowledge exchange.
"We aim to provide a comprehensive educational experience, combining practice-based learning, technology enhancement, and appropriate work opportunities for students. By strengthening cooperation with major global partners, including FPT Corporation, we will realize all of these goals," said Professor Jane Harrington.
British Council opens new English center in Hanoi
The British Council has just opened its latest English Teaching Centre at 10 Tran Phu, Ha Dong, Hanoi to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the British Council in Vietnam.
Ms Donna McGowan, Mr Scott McDonald and Mr Michael Little cut the ribbon to open the new British Council teaching centre
Since its establishment in Vietnam in 1993, the British Council has trained and certified hundreds of millions of Vietnamese students in English, equipping them with the necessary skills to study and work in an international environment.
In addition to developing English language education programmes, the British Council also creates many cultural and educational cooperation activities to promote the relationship between Vietnam and the UK.
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