To meet the increasing vocational training demand, Van Ninh Vocational High School has regularly diversified its training sectors and enhanced the application of advanced technology...
To meet the increasing vocational training demand, Van Ninh Vocational High School has regularly diversified its training sectors and enhanced the application of advanced technology in teaching. The school always exceeds the target of vocational training for the locals.
Van Ninh Vocational High School was upgraded Van Ninh Vocational Center in October 2009. The vocational education has focused on specific trades such as industrial sewing, bonsai cultivation, cooking, applied informatics, etc. In addition, as the labor market becomes more specialized and economies demand higher levels of skill, the school has invested in modern equipment and regularly held training courses to improve teachers’ professional skills and knowledge.
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Le Van Luong, an official of the training bureau of Van Ninh Vocational High School said, “Since the center was upgraded into the high school, the school has favorable conditions to give support to apprentices.”
With great effort to fulfill assigned vocational education targets, the school in cooperation with the Bureau of Labor, Invalids & Social Affairs and local authorities has propagandized apprenticeship to attract rural locals to enroll in trade classes. Besides, the vocational school in cooperation with high schools has provided career-related advice to high school students.
The school has focused on the development of aqua-culture, which is the mainstay of the local industry. Particularly, poor rural learners do not pay tuition. A combination of school-based and workplace training has been provided. Hundreds of trainees, mostly rural people, have received job recommendation to work in some companies and enterprises inside and outside Khanh Hoa Province. The effort has contributed to met the increasing demand for trained workers.
A large number of locals enroll in trade classes every year. In 2009, 1,500 people were provided vocational training. Since the beginning of the year 2010, the school has received nearly 600 people. Besides procedural knowledge, the school has helped develop learners’ sense of discipline and responsible behavior at work. The curriculum includes academic general education and the practical skills of trade are stressed.
Vice-Director Thai Huu Luc said, “Khanh Hoa Provincial People’s Committee has just approved a project to build a new vocational school in Dien Son Commune with a capital of VND35 billion. The construction scheduled to begin in late 2010 promises to meet the increasing labor force demand in rural areas."
Deputy Principal Mac Tien Hung said, “The school plans to diversify its vocational education sectors, strives to provide vocational training for 1,000 people by end 2010, and strengthen the relationship with workplaces to create employment opportunities for graduates..
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